A Halloween fairy tale for a princess

Local disabled girl gets royal 'trick-or-treatment'

Lexi Phillips, 13, who has 18Q Syndrome, gets to be a princess for Halloween as grandmother Georgia Phillips, father Tony Phillips, and caregiver Chelsea Hills, background, team up to deck out her wheelchair for trick-or-treating. "We've always called her 'Princess,' anyway," laughed Georgia.

W 102816 HALLOWEEN PRINCESS 01 — Lexi Phillips, 13, who has 18Q Syndrome, gets to be a princess for Halloween as grandmother Georgia Phillips, father Tony Phillips, and caregiver Chelsea Hills, background, team up to deck out her wheelchair for trick-or-treating. "We've always called her 'Princess,' anyway," laughed Georgia.

A little girl’s dream of being a princess will come to life when Register’s Lexi Phillips enjoys a fairy tale Halloween this year, thanks to an idea found online and put into action by those who love her. Lexi, 13, is confined to a wheelchair, suffering from 18Q syndrome, said her grandmother Georgia Phillips. This will be her last time to go trick-or-treating; she turns 14 in December.