Students With Chronic Illnesses Kick Off Halloween Early

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DENVER (CBS4) - Ghouls and goblins at Morgridge Academy at National Jewish Health got an early start to Halloween festivities on Friday. The students spent time trick or treating around the National Jewish Health campus.

The children have chronic illnesses and can't attend other schools.

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Some celebrated with more than candy in mind.

"Because I want to be a cheerleader, and then I found a zombie cheerleader for Halloween. That's what inspired me," said 6-year-old Blesslyn.

"I like Dracula, and I like vampires, and I want my costume to be spooky this Halloween," said 7-year-old Zach.

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The students trick or treated around the administrative and research buildings.