Oct 7, 2026 · 39 min · 10 segments
When five-year-old Chase Bowman developed an inexplicable terror of loud booming sounds, his mother, Carol, had no idea what was causing it. Then, sitting on her lap at their kitchen table, Chase…
So after Chase's spontaneous memory, there were a few people sitting at the table.
Chase had a chronic severe eczema on his wrist since he was about nine months old that had not responded to medical treatment at all.
And he scratched it so much at night that it got to the point where I'd have to bandage his wrist.
I remember scratching at it until it would bleed, and it seemed to be the same spot that I'd been shot.
Children who describe injuries or even death wounds from another life and then seem to carry a birthmark or birth defect or a scar or pain or physical symptom in that exact same place.
think I was taking ownership of the booming sounds, you know, and I've been a drummer ever since.
So after Chase's spontaneous memory, there were a few people sitting at the table.
Chase had a chronic severe eczema on his wrist since he was about nine months old that had not responded to medical treatment at all.
And he scratched it so much at night that it got to the point where I'd have to bandage his wrist.
I remember scratching at it until it would bleed, and it seemed to be the same spot that I'd been shot.
Children who describe injuries or even death wounds from another life and then seem to carry a birthmark or birth defect or a scar or pain or physical symptom in that exact same place.
think I was taking ownership of the booming sounds, you know, and I've been a drummer ever since.
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