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Kaleb grew up in Moose Jaw, and learned to play hockey here. This is where he fell in love with the game.

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Kaleb, at 4 years of age, was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. This was life changing for him and his family, and he needed to watch every move he made.

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Kaleb and his family decided to move to Saskatoon for a "change of scenery". From here, Kaleb will pursue his hockey dreams and make new friends.

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Chad, Kaleb's old trainer, was his role model. Kaleb did not know it, but Chad was dealing with brain cancer, and knew he couldn't live for much longer. Chad ended up passing away. He was a hero for Kaleb.

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Kaleb's father, Mike, was in a bad car crash and was in awful condition after. After the crash, his dad got very sick, and was almost on the verge of death. This was a huge challenge for not only Kaleb, but his dad.

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Kaleb left home at 16 years old to go play Midget AAA for the Battlefords Stars. This was tough for him because his dad was still at home sick, and Kaleb was always worried.

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At the end of Kaleb's 16 year old season, he went and played for the Notre Dame Hounds of the SJHL, but after only two years of being on the campus of Notre Dame (Wilcox) he requested a trade. He was traded to the Humboldt Broncos...

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In Humboldt, Dahlgren was able to start up a skating program (with the help from his assistant coach and teammates) for diabetics, and kids just learning to play hockey in general. Kaleb was a community hero.

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On the way to game 5 of the SJHL semi-finals against the Nipawin Hawks, the Humboldt Broncos' team bus was T-boned by a semi truck who went through a stop sign, killing 16 people of the team/staff. This was then the biggest thing around the news and world at the time. Everyone was hurt by this globally.

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Kaleb was immediately rushed to the hospital after the crash, and was fortunate enough to survive. He suffered a broken back and bad brain damage. He was lucky to be alive at this point.

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Kaleb was able to miraculously make a huge jump in his progression, and started physio a couple weeks after the crash. This was the first step to normalcy, but he knew that he wanted to still play hockey and had to make his friend and family proud.

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Kaleb was talking to the coach and management at York University in Toronto, ON before the crash, and they were nice enough to willingly give Kaleb a chance to play University level hockey after all he had been through. Kaleb was proving everyone wrong.

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Kaleb, after all of this was somewhat over, went back top the site of crash where people had made a monument for all those affected by the crash. This was very emotional for Kaleb, and was one of the hardest things he has ever done.