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David Boots and Helen responded to a post about a miraculous healing. I would like to add my 2 cents. It's OK to have faith. Choice is utmost to our survival as people and the choice to not have faith or where or how or to whom to place our faith is OK too. I have faith, but maybe some persons don't want to hear testimonies of faith. I offer my support and love to all persons who suffer, whether it be physically, emotionally, mentally or all of the above. Maybe, David, you would rather discuss the pain of a 7 yr old boy before discussing miracles, that's your right. We need to be careful though. How do we deal with the diversity of opinions, tx's, options, ideas among persons in this group. I offer support to both the person who posted the "miraculous healing" and to the responders. Let's build from the disagreements and learn how to widen our scope instead of narrow it. Choices are probably better if made after knowing what all the options are. Don't narrow out options as invalid because it is emotionally painful. Again, I offer my appreciation for what I have learned from ALL of you because you are strong enough to share your feelings and be honest! Thanks. Angie [log in to unmask]