Sep 30, 2026 · 38 min · 9 segments
At 17 months old, Caelum Miller suffered a near-fatal drowning that left him with a severe traumatic brain injury. Doctors told his family he would likely remain in a vegetative state for the rest of…
life and reality and even death forever because Kalem expressed information that he should have no way of knowing and what he has learned and gleaned from that near-death experience.
And this is a very long story, but Kalem was a 17-month-old when he sustained a traumatic brain injury from a nonfatal drowning in our backyard pool.
And then Kalen was taken to our local hospital where it took over an hour to resuscitate him.
And up until that point, Kalem was healthy, like everything was a typical developmental progress, correct? Yes,
and he was the youngest of six, so he had a lot of interactions with his older siblings.
So he was a little advanced for his age at that time, very curious, very stubborn.
So, you know, sometimes that curiosity can be problematic as it was in this case.
But he was resuscitated at the hospital and then he was transferred to Children's Hospital where he was for a month.
life and reality and even death forever because Kalem expressed information that he should have no way of knowing and what he has learned and gleaned from that near-death experience.
And this is a very long story, but Kalem was a 17-month-old when he sustained a traumatic brain injury from a nonfatal drowning in our backyard pool.
And then Kalen was taken to our local hospital where it took over an hour to resuscitate him.
And up until that point, Kalem was healthy, like everything was a typical developmental progress, correct? Yes,
and he was the youngest of six, so he had a lot of interactions with his older siblings.
So he was a little advanced for his age at that time, very curious, very stubborn.
So, you know, sometimes that curiosity can be problematic as it was in this case.
But he was resuscitated at the hospital and then he was transferred to Children's Hospital where he was for a month.
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