It’s possible that you’re one of those people who don’t believe in miracles happening in the modern world. In such a case, the following account of a kid born with a rare disease may sway your opinion.

Paisley Hatfield, who is now three months old and absolutely precious, is a newborn girl who has been miraculously healed by God. Paisley’s parents observed that the left side of their daughter’s face had a tiny droop when she was first born. They decided to get her checked out at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, so they transported her there.

As a result of Paisley’s condition, a pediatrician recommended that they get a scan. The outcome caused severe suffering for both of her parents. Paisley’s parents were urged to get a biopsy after the discovery of a tumor at the base of their daughter’s brain by the medical staff. Carissa, Paisley’s mother, is a devout follower of her religion. As soon as she learned of Paisley’s illness, she began praying and requested their friends and family to pray for young Paisley. She also asked their friends and family to intercede for her.

After that, Carissa was stunned to hear the fantastic news when the surgeon emerged from the operating room.

Almost as soon as he walked through the door, he sat down and began shaking. He stated, “Your prayers must have been answered since there was nothing there when I went in there to get that out!” he stated.

In a statement that was issued by the hospital, it was stated that “Doctors had expected the worst — a malignant tumor.” However, when they reached the area where the presumed tumor was evident on the scan, the surgeons discovered that there was nothing there.

Paisley is a living example that demonstrates that miracles can and can occur. Never lose hope. Pray to God and have faith that He is paying attention to you. Always keep the faith and resist giving up. Recognize that there is still a place for miracles.

Observe and take credit for the wonders God is performing in your life:

They were advised to undergo a scan by their pediatrician. When they did, the doctors at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in Liberty Township noticed some kind of mass around the base of Paisley’s brain. This is news that no parent ever wants to hear, and it was delivered to them at that moment.

At the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Avondale, Paisley was set to undergo a biopsy on Monday. The Hatfields said that they knew their daughter was being prayed for by friends, relatives, and strangers from all around the United States.

Carissa reported that as soon as the man entered the building, he sat down and began shaking his head. “He added that your prayers must have been answered because when I went in to get the biopsy, he said, there was nothing there.”

On Wednesday, the hospital released a statement that said:

“The pediatric specialists at Children’s Hospital had prepared themselves for the worst, which was a cancerous tumor. However, when they reached the area where the presumed tumor was evident on the scan, the surgeons discovered that there was nothing there. They were overjoyed to share the wonderful news with the Hatfield family and couldn’t contain their joy.”

Is there a possibility that there was an issue with the scans? At this time, one of the most skilled radiologists at CCHMC was examining the patient.

According to Matt, the boy’s father, “a man of God like I am, just hoping for some explanation, but it’s a true miracle, it’s a true healing.”