Actually,
They have been around for awhile, go look at 
http://www.healthhero.com/ for some interesting pt care resources for
children.

Bob Pyke Jr.
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you never even thought to ask." 
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Pete Whitaker
 

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> [Original Message]
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <undisclosed-recipients:>
> Date: 2/2/2005 5:47:02 PM
> Subject: [DDN] Video Game Prescriptions
>
>
>
>  Video Game Prescriptions
> How did a Nintendo Gameboy become a diabetic child's ally in the daily 
> struggle to keep blood sugar levels under control? Robert Capriccioso
reports on 
> this and other developments in the emerging field of using video game
technology 
> to fight childhood disease and promote healthy behavior.
>
>
> January 10, 2005
> by Robert Capriccioso
>
> Ben Duskin, 10, and LucasArts engineer Eric Johnston created “Ben’s
Game” to 
> help young cancer patients visualize their bodies healing.
> Like many 10-year-old boys, Ben Duskin likes sports and video games. The
L.A. 
> Lakers top his team list, and thanks to some encouragement from his 
> arcade-loving mom, Pac-Man really gets his gamer’s thumb going.
>
>  For half his young life, though, he’s been quite different than most
of his 
> peers. At age five, Ben was diagnosed with lymphocytic leukemia, a rare, 
> life-threatening condition that he continues to battle to this day. He
and his 
> family have had to get used to his hair loss and persistent nausea as a
result of 
> numerous strong treatments to try to kill the disease. He is currently 
> recovering from a risky bone marrow transplant he received in December
2004. ( rest 
> of article)
>
>
http://www.connectforkids.org/resources3139/resources_show.htm?doc_id=255417
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