Tricked out of a Halloween by their hospitalizations, here’s your chance to give a treat to sick kids in Houston

Lauren Keller, 2, waves her blanket during a news conference with doctors announcing the opening of the Texas Center for Fetal Surgery, Wednesday, April 28, 2004, in Houston. Keller underwent fetal surgery to keep a lymphatic malformation from blocking her airway before her birth. The new center, created by Texas Children's Hospital, St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine, is the first such center in the Southwest and one of the few in the world that will offer comprehensive diagnosis and surgery for fetal disorders. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

The hospital can be a scary place, but, this Halloween season, one in Houston is working to change this for its pediatric patients.

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And it needs your help.

Like its annual stationary projects deisgned by the patients, which program administrators say gives them an outlet to create from the confines of their beds, Texas Children’s Hospital (TCH) is working with Houstonians to help bring a smile to the kids:

Since they be able to get out and trick-or-treat this scare season, TCH is asking Houstonians to send their own, personalized cards to kids in the hospital.

Halloween banner from the Texas Children’s Hospital website. Screen shot of texaschildrens.org. 

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All you have to do is fill out the short form with your card choice, name and email and submit.

Each card comes with a Halloween-themed joke and the punchline on the inside of the card.

For example, “What do mummies listen to on Halloween?”

“Wrap music!” of course.

TCH also tries to make patients’ days a little more exciting through its volunteer-run radio station Radio Lollipop.

The station plays top-40 hits and takes requests from the patients, who can call into the station from their rooms and hear the song they requested on the in house broadcast station.

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Get well soon!

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