Crossroads: My Story of Tragedy and Resilience as a Humboldt Bronco Free Audiobook Download by Kaleb Dahlgren

Survivors of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash will be able to relive their experience through the new audiobook, "Crossroads: My Story of Tragedy and Resilience as a Humboldt Bronco." The book is narrated by Adam Verner, who was on the bus that crashed in April 2018. The audiobook is free for anyone to download

Kaleb Dahlgren was a sophomore on the Humboldt State University football team when he made a fatal decision. As a freshman, he had been approached by a teammate in the locker room who offered Kaleb $200 to get him some marijuana. The next day, Kaleb and his roommate left their dorm at 10pm with two small bags of marijuana tucked in their backpacks to pick up his classmate from his house. They never made it. Suddenly, Kaleb lost control of the car, swerved off the road and collided into a tree.

"I am Kaleb Dahlgren. I was a Humboldt Bronco and a freshman on the University of Nevada, Reno football team when I was shot in the head during practice on September 27th of 2015. When I woke up three days later in ICU with a traumatic brain injury, I had no idea what life would be like from then on." This account is written by Kaleb Dahlgren as an inspirational tale of resilience and hope - his story of tragedy and hope that will leave you asking 'what if?'

Crossroads tells the story of Kaleb Dahlgren, who is a survivor of the Humboldt Bronco bus crash. Dahlgren's chapter follows Kaleb and his family as they try to adjust to their new life in Humboldt following the accident. Throughout this process, Kaleb learns about resilience and how he can push through tough situations with positivity and perseverance.

[The book] is set in Arcata, California, and details the story of Kaleb Dahlgren as he transitions from a successful high school life to becoming the first player ever named first-team all-state on four consecutive years. Dahlgren's story is one of resilience, pain, loss and ultimately triumph after overcoming multiple traumas. Dahlgren's stories are told primarily through his own words but also through short narratives from coaches, family members and others that illustrate his journey.