Looking For A Miracle

Rebekah Stoltzfus, paralyzed from a childhood accident, struggles with feelings of inadequacy in her Pennsylvania Amish community, where traditional expectations weigh heavily on her. Confined to a wheelchair, she yearns for love and independence but believes she is a burden to those around her. Daniel Beachy wishes to court her, yet Rebekah's self-doubt clouds her perception of love and her potential. The story explores her internal conflict between self-pity and the desire for self-sufficiency, raising the question of whether she will recognize the miracles in her life.