It’s a miracle that eight-year-old Daniel Grant is still alive today to play with his younger sister Danesha.
From the very day he was born, his life has been one of constant surgeries and hospitalization – in Barbados, Canada and Jamaica.
His age defies his small size, but that’s okay with him and his parents Danny and Coral Grant.
They have spent the past eight years doing all they could to help their son, who doctors had said would lose his senses, and perhaps never live to see even his first birthday.
Read full story on Daniel in today’s SUNDAY SUN
Miracle boy Daniel
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