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LIFE AND LEGACY

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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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Sorry
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Sorry

On the suffering of others (Part 5 of 5). The part of dying that Cam struggled with most was that…

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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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Remembering Cameron
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Remembering Cameron

A few months ago, as we prepared to relaunch this blog, with posts about his journey in his own words,…

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Kindness and tree planting are the answers to almost every question
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Kindness and tree planting are the answers to almost every question

Be kind. Plant trees. (Part 4 of 5). I’m not going to translate this one, because it’s obvious. What can…

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Cancer and other C words: Part 1 – Cameron
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Cancer and other C words: Part 1 – Cameron

Introduction It was very important to Cameron that whatever he wrote had an impact. Cameron wrote prolifically. He wrote to us,…

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Four Year Cancerversary – It’s a Seizlympiad
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Four Year Cancerversary – It’s a Seizlympiad

A bright light shines above me. Confused, I look around a little. I’m on the floor. It’s carpeted. That means…

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Traditions: 45, 20, 25
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Traditions: 45, 20, 25

Happy Birthday Cameron!Today we celebrate what would have been Cam’s 45th Birthday. It’s hard to imagine what he would have…

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The wait
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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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43
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43

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

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Be Kind. Plant Trees.
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Be Kind. Plant Trees.

When we talked to Cameron about ways that people might like to honour his memory after he was gone, he…

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Unfinished symphonies
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Unfinished symphonies

An introduction to Teresa's Eulogy. After Cameron's funeral celebrations, many people asked us for copies of our eulogies. This post…

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Popular doesn’t make wrong right
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Popular doesn’t make wrong right

A short post on horse racing - Melbourne Cup Our actions have the ability to change the world.  We can…

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How do you handle… you know…?
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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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What Would Cameron Do?
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What Would Cameron Do?

The Evolution of LegacyWhat would Cameron do? Five years on, this thought still guides us.In the months before Cameron died there…

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Looking to the left
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Looking to the left

In the beginnings of Paragon, we had a strict format for lining up and bowing at the start of class. …

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Story within a story
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Story within a story

Introduction When we talked about this piece, Story within a story, our reflections on it were different. We agreed that…

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Why
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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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Perception and Proximity

  • Post author:Nathan
  • Post published:January 20, 2026
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There are a lot of things about Cameron that, looking back now, really shouldn’t have felt like ordinary moments at the time.But they did.That’s one of the most interesting things…

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Read more about the article A Legacy That Holds My Son’s Hand

A Legacy That Holds My Son’s Hand

  • Post author:Nathan
  • Post published:April 2, 2025
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Lucas is four now. He never knew Cameron. But Cameron is helping shape the kind of person Lucas is becoming — and the father that I am. And that, in…

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Read more about the article What Would Cameron Do?

What Would Cameron Do?

  • Post author:Nathan
  • Post published:April 2, 2024
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The Evolution of LegacyWhat would Cameron do? Five years on, this thought still guides us.In the months before Cameron died there was a lot of talk about change. Especially amongst his…

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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.

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