I don't know if this qualifies as a miracle but to me it does. I had a very aggressive type of cancer with no warning signs but somehow I decided to have a mammogram early and then was able to get on a clinical trial that I am convinced saved my life. It was only supposed to have minimal, if any, results, but it reduced recurrence by 52%. I think each of these developments, and my survival, were and are miracles. This may not be the type you are thinking of but that's my story.

first of all, there was no source for this. so im not convinced it really happened. secondly, a miracle is something supernatural. that kid sounds lucky, but if it happened then by definition its NOT supernatural.

I prefer to call it "luck."
Besides, what exactly makes something a miracle? Seems like this is one of those things that means something different to each person.

Miracle is just a simple name we give to something we do not understand. Even though if we dig deep enough we might find the answer, we tend not to since we feel comforted with the idea of miracles, and angels and everything else. The Human body is a living miracle in itself, so is every living creature, stop trying to look somewhere else, for what lies inside you.

Lots of miracles. Lots of little ones. Like stopping at just the right time due to a feeling and missing being in an accident. Seen people be healed too.

I have seen a miracle first hand. I had a friend who had back problems. She has to have injections in her spine once a month. After being prayed for, she has not needed those shots for 5 months.

I haven't experience a big one, but I do believe in miracles. Not miracles so much as things that are too good to be true, but about how amazing the mundane things in life are. An airplane flying, a bird flying, a kid on a bicycle - all of these things are miraculous to me.