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How Bedside Bound Kids Play Pokemon Go Without Leaving Hospital Room
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July 29, 2016
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0:56Like many kids, Cameron Talbot loves playing Pokemon Go. But this 9-year-old can't because he's bedside bound. Stuck in the hospital with a possible relapse of lymphoma, leaving to wander the streets in search of Pokemon isn't an option. So volunteers including his brother Dillan do it for him. Students at Brigham Young University in Utah developed a way for kids to play the game from their hospital rooms remotely. The platform is called 'Go For Good.' #InsideEdition
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