It's A Miracle

T02:C05 - S02:E05 - 205: Living Proof; Dogwood; Mark's Mustang; Deputy's Daughter

Living Proof In 1990, Danny was diagnosed with a rare lung disease. His doctors told him that his life expectancy was five years, at best. The news was devastating for Danny, his wife Kathy, and their college-age daughter, Carrie. Danny decided to ensure that his wife and daughter would be able to carry on after his death, so, he bought property and set about supervising the construction of a new home for them to live in. He figured that Kathy and Carrie would be able to sell it for a profit if they were to ever encounter money problems in the future. What Danny didnÍt count on was a miracle _ a miracle of kindness and friendship given to him by his neighbors. Dogwood LyleÍs son had a pregnant female cat that gave birth to a litter of five kittens. The runt of the litter took an immediate liking to Lyle, and Lyle couldnÍt resist the charm of the kitten, but he knew that his wife Doris would be angry about the new addition to the family. Doris eventually accepted the kitten into the home, and the family soon named the kitten Dogwood. One night, Dogwood knew something was wrong, and somehow he knew that Doris was the only one who could help. DogwoodÍs actions saved his ownersÍ lives. MarkÍs Mustang Mark grew up in a close, loving family. He was passionate about life, and wanted to dedicate his own life to helping others. He and his father loved to spend time together, and at the age of twelve, the two began scouring the newspapers for a Í65 Mustang to fix up. The car would be a father/son project, and the goal was to finish the car by MarkÍs 16th birthday. But, tragedy was about to strike the family. A month before MarkÍs 13th birthday, Mark was diagnosed with cancer. So began two-and-a-half years of hell for Mark and the family. After MarkÍs death, Eva and Bela were devastated. Their sonÍs beautifully restored Mustang sat in the garage until his parents decided the best way they could help their son fulfill his wish was to donate the Mustang to charity. The Mustang went on an incredible four-year journey that raised thousands of dollars in donations for cancer research and ended up back home with the family through divine intervention. The family believes their beloved Mustang, which had completed its mission, was guided back home by their angelic sonÍs loving spirit. DeputyÍs Daughter Just before Randy, a Deputy Sheriff, left for work one day, his five-year-old daughter Taylor insisted that he wear his bulletproof vest. Though Randy told his little girl that he didnÍt have a dangerous assignment that day, she begged him to wear the vest, going so far as to retrieve it from the closet, and give it to him. Because she was so insistent, Randy relented and put on the vest. As it turned out, It was a move that would save his life.