“This is a valuable work for individual viewing and personal reflection or for use as a teaching tool with providers of health, social or schooling services for children with complex continuing care needs and their families.” - Franco A. Carnevale, R.N., Ph.D., Professor, School of Nursing, McGill University

Living with Miracles introduces us to three children dealing with complex medical needs while living at home. Through their insights into disability, autonomy and quality of life, the children create a powerful tool for promoting public awareness and battling discrimination.

Along with their siblings and parents, these children speak candidly about their lived knowledge of the systemic obstacles they face and provide ideas about how communities and frontline care workers can help to accommodate their needs.