My girlfriend has been mostly stuck in bed as she waits for a broken leg to heal. Hasn't stopped her from playing the hell out of Pokemon Go. Granted some of it

My girlfriend has been mostly stuck in bed as she waits for a broken leg to heal. Hasn't stopped her from playing the hell out of Pokemon Go. Granted some of it is me driving her around town, but she still plays it a lot in bed with incense items to draw Pokemon in. Also when we went on vacation two weeks ago she had a great time at night since there was two pokestops within range from our bed. We just added lures and it was quite fun. A gym was just a little ways down the hall, too, so I walked her phone down the hall to get her into the gym (my Pokemon were too low-powered still). This article about people wanting and doing their best to play the game while having physical disabilities seems pertinent: http://kotaku.com/pokemon-go-is-depressing-for-fans-with-physical-disabil-1783603654 http://kotaku.com/pokemon-go-is-depressing-for-fans-with-phy... I say let hospitalized kids have as much fun with it as they can. If it's not good enough from their bed, then let them decide to play something else, but don't decide for them.