H. Palmer was brokenhearted when she began to notice that her toddler son Dan had an abnormal development. She became even more heartbroken when she learned that he was autistic, followed by his asthma and challenging behavior in later years. On her own with him, she lived one day at time, in an inconsolable state, craving for better days to come. Her failed attempts to understand the cause and healing of her son did not stop her. She risked everything in search of a cure for him. His abnormal behavior began to improve, and his love for cooking arose. A change of mind and attitude caused loving and believing, and a miracle was emerging. A rescue from that condition was happening. Or could it be that the main cause of the miracle was love?