A family of three, Julie and Andy Kemp, together with their eight-year-old son Landon, were driving back home from church when they got involved in a car crash. They were broadsided by an ambulance zipping back to its station when the tragedy struck. Unfortunately, Andy died at the scene and Julie struggled to stay conscious. When help arrived, they managed to stabilize her, but they had no idea Landon was still in the car. He was sitting in the backseat and medics only discovered him when they noticed his shoe at the scene. The car was so damaged that the boy was hidden from their sight.
A family of three, Julie and Andy Kemp, together with their eight-year-old son Landon, were driving back home from church when they got involved in a car crash. They were broadsided by an ambulance zipping back to its station when the tragedy struck. Unfortunately, Andy died at the scene and Julie struggled to stay conscious. When help arrived, they managed to stabilize her, but they had no idea Landon was still in the car. He was sitting in the backseat and medics only discovered him when they noticed his shoe at the scene. The car was so damaged that the boy was hidden from their sight.
After a couple of tries, medics managed to bring Landon to life as he was found unconscious and not breathing. The boy was airlifted to the hospital where he slipped away two more times. Things didn’t look great for the young boy and his mother was told that the chances of his survival were slim. Doctors said that even if the boy survived, he would probably not be able to live a normal life but would rather be like an infant trapped in the body of an eight-year-old boy.
During the two weeks after the accident, Julie was going through living hell. She buried her husband and was forced to watch her son fighting for her life. Landon was in a coma and it looked like he wasn’t going to make it, but then, all of a sudden, he opened his eyes. His survival was dubbed a miracle by the doctors. They were stunned to learn that despite everything he’s been through, he didn’t suffer brain damage.