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Miracle at St. Michael’s: How they put my self-destructive, addictive brother back together — and he emerged as an entirely different man
But I’ll go all the way and say it: it was a heavenly miracle as well, with angels. But the most important thing about that seminal moment in our bungalow kitchen was that David was sitting beside me. There are pictures of David and me during this time in St. Catharines, when we would have been six and four. “At no point did he take us seriously,” said my brother Tim, a few years older than David. I didn’t want to go back to hell.”The day David was released, on May 7, he was sent home with seven separate medications and that 14-page medical report.
Source: thestar February 20, 2021 18:00 UTC
