Cameron Gill

Cameron's Legacy

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Today, Cameron would have turned 43. From the very earliest days after his diagnosis, knowing he would have much less…

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His Name is Lucas Cameron

Cameron's Legacy

His Name is Lucas Cameron

His name is Lucas Cameron. He’ll never meet his Uncle Cameron He would have loved his Uncle Cameron. Just like…

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Why

Cameron's Journey

Why

I get asked a lot of questions on a regular basis. Even my medical team are confused at how I…

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An opportunity to live

Cameron's Journey

An opportunity to live

Some people, when faced with death, run scared, ignore it, do whatever they can to not think about it. When…

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How do you handle… you know…?

Cameron's Journey

How do you handle… you know…?

When you are diagnosed with the most rare and aggressive brain tumour, you get a lot of different questions, especially…

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My 3 Year Cancerversary

Cameron's Journey

My 3 Year Cancerversary

Buried underground Today is a strange day for me. Honestly, I am a little shocked. Even with a positive outlook,…

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Firestorm

Cameron's Journey

Firestorm

I was open and I was cocky, so now it seems only appropriate that I own up to that cockiness.…

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Life is random and things don’t happen for a reason

Cameron's Legacy

Life is random and things don’t happen for a reason

On luck, magic, miracles and God (Part 3 of 5). Cam had a favourite story he liked to share about…

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Survive or thrive

Cameron's Journey

Survive or thrive

This week marks an anniversary that I “should” not have seen. Five years ago, after two sets of brain surgery,…

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Cameron, we have your results…

Cameron's Journey

Cameron, we have your results…

How do you live life fully present, intently focused on experiencing every second, when you have been waiting for five…

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The wait

Cameron's Journey

The wait

“Will the defendant please rise.” I rock forward slowly and look around. Nervously I stand, open and vulnerable. “Foreman, have…

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Mountain Ranges

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Mountain Ranges

It’s been quite a while since my last post, and it’s well past time for an update. The nine months…

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The Joy in Now

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The Joy in Now

It’s a familiar ritual. The same morning routine making sure I have the required documents, heading to the same hospital,…

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I did not fight cancer

Cameron's Legacy

I did not fight cancer

Battles and fights, living vs. dying, and more life in his time (Part 2 of 5). Cam was a fickler…

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Lists

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Lists

12 September 2016 Things to take to hospital Laptop Laptop cable Lily's rock Violet's crane Toothbrush and toothpaste Razor Clippers …

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Documentary

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Documentary

Last year Channel 31 did a documentary on our school, Paragon Martial Arts. Follow these links to view the documentary:…

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Pain appetite seizures

Cameron's Legacy

Pain appetite seizures

Pain Appetite Seizures These were three things Cameron was confronting on the day he wrote on the back of a…

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Caitlyn’s Stories: A recipe for Peace

Cameron's Journey

Caitlyn’s Stories: A recipe for Peace

I am in a very lucky position where I get to be involved in many children’s lives. I’d like to…

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Lists

Lists

12 September 2016 Things to take to hospital Laptop Laptop cable Lily's rock Violet's crane Toothbrush and toothpaste Razor Clippers Deodorant Seizure meds Symbicort Clown noses PJs Three pairs undies…

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Looking to the left

Looking to the left

In the beginnings of Paragon, we had a strict format for lining up and bowing at the start of class. Sensei Cameron would stand out the front of the class…

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Nathan
January 20, 2021
Cameron's Legacy
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Today, Cameron would have turned 43. From the very earliest days after his diagnosis, knowing he would have much less time than he had ever imagined for himself, Cameron worked…

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Cameron Gill

Cameron was a teacher, social entrepreneur, paediatric physiotherapist, environmental activist, writer, advocate, and a creator of superheroes. He was our son, our brother, our uncle, our sensei, and our friend. It brings us joy to share the stories of his journey, his life, and his legacy with others, as it was his wish to have a positive impact in the lives of others even beyond his time here with us.