Absolutely! Belief in Medjugorje is not required to "inspire or amaze". However, for those of us who have had the blessing to experience it firsthand, it holds a special place in our hearts. It is not my experience that one who believes in the miracles of Medjugorje insists that others believe it also. It is a disappointment, and perplexing, though to see brothers and sisters in Christ who have not experienced it, attempt to demean, put it down and hope for its "de-legitizamation". I much prefer the perspective of Pope John Paul II (the Great):
"Yes, today the world has lost the sense of the supernatural. In Medjugorje, many seek and re-find this sense in prayer, fasting and confession."
Like I said I do not have the knowlege of it enough to judge and I do believe in the miraculous and have experienced some amazing and wonderful things first hand - I suppose what I was trying to say is that God is available where u are - the fact the people may experience things at a particular place or time is great - look for these things in your daily life, at church, in your local enviroment - God is there as much as anywhere else and the miraculous is always a possibility - I have even seen it through FR and the wonderful prayer warriors here.
Blessings
Mel