I do not have an experienced miracle of something like someone rose from the dead but I believe in miracles. God works in miraculous ways even when we do not notice it. Life alone is a miracle.

My cousin's husband (let's call him Roy) got hospitalized due to back injury. I gathered he got it when he tried to lift a huge rock in their backyard literally all by his hands and alone. Excruciating pain suddenly hit his waist at the back and he can no longer twist his body to look back or even sideways. He lied in hospital bed for several days, unable to move his midsection and can not stand on his own. The doctor said veins at his back got "twisted" thus an operation is needed to put those veins back in place. We are not fans of medical operations. Just the thought of being opened up would make us try alternatives as much as we can.

Roy called for his wife's aunt whom they trusted to have therapeutic touch even when she does not have medical profession. Every time the aunt is asked for healing, she utters her prayers asking the Lord to put His hands in hers and make her a medium to heal the sick. She would then massage the painful body section with coconut oil. In about an hour after being massaged, Roy stood up and started walking. He got back to his bouncing self without the operation that his doctor talked about. The doctors have been asking the aunt as to what or how she did it. "I prayed," she would answer. That was years ago and Roy is still bouncing up to now.

In the name of belief, it is faith. In the name of science, it is therapy. Whichever it is, it still defied the science of medical operation. Again, it is not something like resurrecting the dead but it is something that really happened, people have witnessed and talked about - lames would walk. No doubt then that deaf would hear.

I am not sure how far you have gone through options with your daughter's case. May you find that miracle very soon. Just keep holding on. There is always hope.