Suddenly, Ethan gasped, feeling tingling spread through his foot like a light turning on.
As the session continued, sensation returned to both legs, and Ethan flexed his toes slightly in wonder.
Maria reminded Richard this was only the beginning and that healing could take months or years.
Even if Ethan never walked fully, she said, feeling whole again already mattered deeply.
Moved beyond words, Richard offered Maria a new role as Ethan’s personal therapist, with fair pay and respect.
Eventually, Ethan’s neurologist observed undeniable progress and began monitoring the sessions with cautious curiosity.
Maria later shared her story at a medical conference, admitting she couldn’t explain why it worked, only that it often did.
Years passed, and Ethan grew into a strong, athletic teenager who volunteered at a rehabilitation center.
The center blended modern medicine with gentle techniques inspired by Grandma Rose’s wisdom.
Whenever new patients arrived, Ethan smiled and told them never to stop believing in healing and hope.
And Maria, watching another child take their first steps, silently thanked the day doubt opened the door to a miracle.
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