All Comments on 'I Believe in Miracles'

Gave it five stars, so obviously I liked it. thank you.

5+. Absolutely loved it. Please keep writing.

I bet the ex is feeling like a big old fool. She got exactly what she selfishly wanted except for the abuse from her sorry husband.

Why do I get the feeling that some of this story is true? Very well written. I hope you will contribute more stories to his site.

Wonderfully done and truly heartwarming. Go Gators!

mat1014 (a Gator Dad)

Absolutely beautiful story. More like it.

I loved your heart-warming story. Thank you.

Keep them coming I like your style. Thanks for sharing such a warm entertaining.story.

Love really does exist. Very heartwarming tale with a tremendous happy ending. Wonderful.

A really finely done first story. I am looking forward to many more.

A very beautiful story and beautifully narrated. I have read a couple of other stories by the author "Finding Love " and "Finding a Home" which have been equally awesome reading. Hope to be reading more works by the author. Keep it up.

Nice stories,but all have the same plot,injured service man,red-haired woman,love,rich father figure,married quickly,and you seem to really like the name of O Hara,thomas and patricia...fast paced 2 pages that really should spread out to a few chapters with background..have read 3 so far,all the same,,,,you seem stuck in a rut..

Really like your stories! As a retire military I like that they have that as part of their theme! This story is probably you best so far. Couple of suggestions, maybe a romance between Dr Susan and Dr. Eric their interaction seem to have left things open for that. Also maybe a story of a female military member dealing with returning home from combat!

Excellent story!! I was curious about the President in this story. It sure the hell isn’t Obama who doesn’t care about the country or the men and women who serve in the military.

i read all the stories of people who have won the lotteries for so many millions of dollars, and just can'r help wondering why they never, ever consider donating to the wounded warriors program, to their local vfw, or any other program for our servicemen and women! this story, although a true love story, shows how much our wounded warriors need us! they sacrificed so much, and came back to a pathetic public who refuses to acknowlege what they have done! God bless our men and women in the service of our country!

There really are some sweet nice relationship/family women in the world, I am glad you write such into your stories.

A beautiful story.

but just look at what had to happen, and all the strings that were pulled, if only that could be true for the complete rank and file, TK U MLJ LV NV

Love it! It would be great if there was a sequel. Love you all! Bye. Greg

SHAME IT ONLY GOES TO 5 STARS loved it

Darn it Gator !!! You did it again. Marvelous love story. Filled me with hope. Thank you for your creation. SF VET

First, let me say that I really liked this story. But I've seen this in more stories than just yours. That is, we each have an optic nerve for each eye. I should know, one of mine got fried by some inflammation about 13 years ago. But my other eye is working fine. So he would have had to be hit in both sides of his head in just the right way to injure both optic nerves.

Thanks again for your stories.

An MRI scanner has a hugh electromagnetic field when it is running. The object in Scott's eye is a steel bomb fragment which has ferrious properties (i.e., its magnetic). As such when the MRI scanner was turned on with Scott inside it, that ferrous particle would have been ripped out of his eye by the EMF.

Lead is a non-ferrous metal and as such does not react to magnetic fields.

It is a shame some feedback comes in the form of a complaint. Your story is a romance story. They need to see it as entertainment not factual accounts. I like the story. Thanks

BUT nerves NEVER regenerate. IF they did then there would be no quads or paraplegics. BUT I love the stories, please keep writing.

Unlike nerves of the spinal cord, the peripheral nerves that connect our limbs and organs to the central nervous system have an astonishing ability to regenerate themselves after injury so yes the optic nerve can regenerate because eyes are an organ of the visual system and the brain is an organ of the nervous system.

It's amazing how so much detail and emotion was packed into a two-page story! Absolutely OUTSTANDING! ~ 5+ ~

The optic nerve is actually not a peripheral nerve or a part of the eye but it is a part of the central nervous system. It cannot regenerate.

Even though the peripheral nerve can't regenerate the story was good and the character development was good. Gets my 5 star vote.

Excellent story, GatorRick. I've read all of your romance stories. Just could not stop reading, one after the other. I to am a Florida boy. Brother was a gator, daughter a Seminole, and me a hurricane.

Considerable inaccuracy with respect to optic nerve damage and removal of metal objects from the eye. It is very important to do scientific research when developing a story of this nature.

Ok story, but you have missed reactions. E.g., what was Kates reaction when Scott first saw her and said she was the most beautiful woman? Another example, what was Stephanie's reaction when she discovers Scott is healed. Was there any payback on Kyle?

Some may miss the meaning of this story but I found it wonderful.

Felt rushed, was a sweet story but needed more time to develop.

I loved this story. While there could have been more in it, when I got to the line "Katelin.Important.Crying.", I started crying too.

I guess I'm a sucker for a well-ending vet story. This was well-written and very enjoyable. Thank you.

Although I enjoyed the spirit of the story, there were a number of disappointing aspects. To start with its missing payback on Kyle and regrets by Stephanie. A number of other details were off, but the most important issue I had was that the only reason he got the treatment he deserved was due to a connection to the President. How many servicemen/women in similar situations are denied this support?

This story, hell, all your stories are wonderful. I especially enjoy one of your more prominent plot points, the green eyed redhead. Got one of those myself, wouldn't trade her for anything. Glad you're on the mend, please keep up the good work. Surviving bilateral PE's is no mean feat. You, Sir, are blessed by a higher power. Looking forward to more.

PS: Overcritical in an ass.

The Last Line of the story said it all. LOL Great Story.

What a wonderful story.

Great story- one of the best I’ve read on Literotica. Great author - GatorRick