Though I didn't know Cameron personally you can see what kind of person he was/is by the impact his passing had on his family, friends, and co workers. He was a beautiful light in this world that blew out too soon for sure but his legacy lives on forever. You can't help but think of him and smile.

@forcamronboyce

8 ай бұрын

So true ❤❤

@Cameronboycefan1

3 ай бұрын

𝒞𝒶𝓂𝑒𝓇ℴ𝓃 𝓌𝒶𝓈.𝓂𝓎 𝒞ℴ𝓊𝓈𝒾𝓃

Cameron’s mannerisms are just like his dad 🥺

The fact that he laughs like Cameron made me cry... I'm so sorry to everyone who knew him personally. I could still cry and I didn't even know him.

I see where Cameron got his light from. Such amazing people and parents. Loved this episode so much!

I feel so bad for his parents 😢😢😢 They did not deserve to lose their beloved son 😢

@connorj4219

9 ай бұрын

Me too

@skylerloggins4902

9 ай бұрын

Exactly no parent should have to go with losing a child

Cameron’s death hurts me constantly. He passed the same year as my brother and sister and so I often think of him along with them. Such a bright light to this day and such a sweetheart 🤍❤️

I miss him so much. Started sobbing as soon as they mentioned his name. Just started watching. Thank you for having them. ♥️

So sad what happened watching Jessie and descendants was my childhood

@lilianamendez5921

9 ай бұрын

mine to

I loved hearing his parents talk about him and all these stories of how Cameron started acting. I had a huge smile watching his dad talk about Cameron, you can tell he loves his son so much. Hearing them both talk about him made me feel as if I knew him personally and made me feel as if he was still here. Such lovely parents who raised such a lovely/beautiful person.

I never knew Cameron, but his light and love just shone through in everything he did. I think I was first introduced to him through his dance in the Macy's Stars of Dance on Dancing With The Stars, and then his role as Michael "Stone" Cates Jr on General Hospital: Night Shift. I had loved the love story of Robin & Stone so for Cameron to play the nephew of these beloved characters (son of Jagger) was very special. And then to watch him grow up with Jessie/Bunk'd and Descendants was very special. I had a great-aunt who I never got to meet because she also had and passed from epilepsy at 14 years old in 1930. She was pulled out of school and not treated very well (from what I've been told) because it was feared her seizures could be dangerous to others (such as taking out other children on a staircase). So knowing these stories during my childhood really made me feel a connection to Cameron's family after his passing, especially since I liked him as a person in interviews and his characters while he was alive.

i feel honored to hear his parents speak about Cameron. i never met cameron, but behind the screen i can just tell he was a genuine, kind person. i was so sad when i found out he passed, i was so stunned. but i’m so glad that no one will forget how amazing he was and what a good human looks like. thank you parents for coming on this podcast and sharing on who cameron was. ❤️❤️

Cameron was such a beautiful soul. You could tell even when he was younger. My 8 yr old recently got diagnosed with epilepsy after a scary episode early one morning. My heart goes out to his parents.

@maddy_913

8 ай бұрын

Gob bless you & your family🙏🏼

We cannot thank you enough for bringing awareness. We are a rare syndrome, and some of our children suffer from epilepsy. Sending many hugs to the family.

My son was diagnosed in Nov 2020 He had his first seizure in Oct, a month before, and we thought everything would be ok, since it was only one. Once he had his second it was a total nightmare. We started medication immediately, but I was on edge, couldn’t barely eat or sleep for months. CT was normal, MRI was normal, EEG had seizure activity that determined his diagnosis which was Benign Epilepsy in Childhood, meaning he can grow out of it. He needed to be a minimum of 2 years seizure free and with a normal EEG result in order to wean/taper him off of medication. So far he was 2 years and 11 months seizure free, but still didn’t have a normal EEG result so we had to continue his medication. Yesterday, he had his third seizure in nearly 3 years and we had to increase his dosage. He cried feeling so sad and defeated…that he could have been so close to growing out of it. Although my heart is hurting for him and I’m devastated to be living through this nightmare again after coming so far, I’m trying to be hopeful. I’m trying to encourage my son and to stay positive. This video has been so triggering and hits close to home…I purposely avoided it because I didn’t want to hear or see, but now that it feels like starting over again, I told myself I needed to watch it…maybe it could help me and stay informed and help my son through this difficult journey. This video was a lot, so many fears and tears…but I hope this awareness can help me in my son’s journey, to better manage it and pray for a miracle or some breakthrough discover for him and many others enduring epilepsy. 🙏🏻❤️❤️‍🩹

@naturesfinest8205

8 ай бұрын

You’re comment is such a testament of strength. Praying for you and your son. 🙏🏽

My friend pass away from epilepsy at 30 😢it was hard we we're always told that could never happend and it did . I was SO sorry tp hear about Cameron , people do need to talk more about it and more awereness

Sending love to his family. This subject is close to me. A very good friend of mine in school when I was young had Epilepsy and passed away in his sleep when we were in 7th grade. I still miss him everyday. This is a beautiful and heartbreaking story from his parents. Thank you to the parents for sharing and doing good work ♥️

What an amazing soul - thank you Victor and Libby for sharing a piece of him with us

@milagro75

9 ай бұрын

Oh that last bit about Victor putting it together about Boy Tay - what a way to lighten the moment haha!! 🤣

Cameron was my absolute childhood, I love him and even tho I never met him, he was my childhood crush and when I found out he passed, I still vividly remember the day I found out and I cried.

When I was on 3rd grade I remember discussing with my friend who also had a crush on Cameron who was going to marry him. Life is unfair, I couldn’t believe when I heard the news and I still can’t believe. He is making sky even brighter now and it’s beautiful the huge impact he has made in such a short time here on earth ❤

As someone who does have Epilepsy it is nice to see more attention being brought to it.

What a lovely couple and obviously amazing parents. I’m so sorry for their loss but know how blessed they were to have had him as their son❤

It’s still so incredibly sad Thank you for having them as today’s guests!!🫶🏼

Hello Guy's my name is kieran im from the uk with epilepsy it started around (13) i still suffer to this day (29) it started happen randomly though over the years it has gotten worse i currently take medication (lamotrigine) max dosage it's hit and miss if it works when i do have a seizure it can last anything from 30 seconds to 10 minutes i thank you for helping raise awareness about epilepsy

Sending love to the family I wish I met such a beautiful guy

Cameron would be so proud of his parents. His parents are such an amazing people. It’s amazing how they spread awareness and i have learnt so much about epilepsy thanks to them. I didn’t knew Cameron personally but have been following him and his career for years and years and I always adored him and i knew how much of an actual sunshine and a smart and so so so talented person he was. I am so proud of him and I am so proud of his parents aswell !! Thank you for this episode !

This episode needs more recognition from the world. People need to spread awareness and talk more about this!

We all miss cameron boyce so much he was such a bright young man rest in peace cameron boyce ❤

although i always love hearing cameron’s life and his story - i’m also so happy you gave his parents a time to talk about where they are in life in general .. it’s so nice to hear how they’re doing in their day to day 💗

sending so much love to his family. this is such a sad topic and no one deserves to go through this. i didn’t know cameron personally but the way everyone talks about him he was truly a light in this world.

I'm not crying you're crying 😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔 he's still missed so much RIP Cameron Boyce.

This was a great episode. I loved getting to know more about Cameron and his foundation and being educated. Thank you!

You guys are amazing and Cameron was so amazing gone too soon 😭😭😭

As the parent of a teenager with epilepsy, I can wholeheartedly relate to what they said and appreciate them sharing their story and the foundation! 💜

Cameron was such a light. I really love guests like this thank you

Beautiful soul from a beautiful family 🌞

Woah! This episode was amazing! Cameron was truly a great person. He is truly missed. This was my favorite episode by far! Love this podcast! ❤❤❤

I absolutely love this interview. The strength and love of Cam's family is truly unbreakable. His heart and soul is always with all of them ❤️❤️❤️

I feel bad for Libby and Victor for losing someone so special Cameron. I feel like he could make anyone smile. You know, and I feel like his legacy will forever live on. Like when you're watching descendants. Or Jessie You'll know he was an angel sent down from heaven. And I hope that victor and libby know that cameron is always with them

Good morning, My brother was diagnosed with epilepsy years ago which is pretty well controlled with medication. Because of that I am quite in this subject.

Cameron, the world is a better place because of you, I know I’d didn’t know Cameron personally but, I saw how much his family loved/love him, and he is so amazing, I miss you, we all miss you, you are my life, rest in peace,

My neighbor was a huge Cameron Boyce fan when we were kids. He was a great actor and it sounds like a really good person too. I am really grateful for this episode because I have a friend with epilepsy. She is a brilliant song writer and singer and she is such a kind and funny person. It’s important to learn more about our friends conditions so we can support them.

Yeah, I was diagnosed with epilepsy around 2015 in middle school, so I can relate to this!

Thank you for sharing this! I find myself thinking about Cameron randomly all the time and you can just tell that he truly was/is such a special person. His parents are amazing and I’m grateful to learn more about epilepsy and just all of the work they’re doing! Cameron truly just made me happy Everytime I’d see him on my screen. You both were amazing as well! Love you guys 🫶🏼

Love the haircut girl tay!

This was an amazing episode. I really do see him in his parents: the way they talk and look! I love when they discussed Cameron being able to talk to his sister and get her through the struggles. It was really moving to hear how passionate he was and how much he loved doing what he did. I loved listening to the stories shared. I also loved hearing about how his parents were able to lean on their supporters and friends. This was all very nice to listen to.

I truly love this episode so much, and the discuss on grief is just so beautiful. How we should continue to acknowledge the ones who passed and how it can be awkward and sweet at the same time.

I loved Cameron 🥹

They are so brave for going through all of that and yet still coming out stronger

Many prayers🙏🏻

I have epilepsy too and seeing the work Victor and Libby have done is really heartwarming

He was my daughters idol and her celebrity crush. We were team play miss him and we are very sad for his family. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫❤️❤️ I wish his family well and the best for them

Thank you for this interview. 💜

🥺 another great podcast

This was fantastic. Thank you for having them on and bringing awareness. Heartbreaking 💔 Absolutely love Cameron in descendants. He was by far the best dancer ♥️ His parents are lovely.

What a great interview! I'm so grateful for this podcast.

What a beautiful episode❤️ Loved hearing this

I can’t, I’m crying

Best episode so far ❤

this episode was so beautiful. love you guys, love them, love Cameron. He was such a bright light in the world and the work they are doing in his memory is amazing❤❤

Beautiful episode❤️

This was tough but such a great episode❤

This was very educating I pray for this family constantly ❤️

I miss him so much ❤

Amazing interview!!

What a powerful episode. Thank you Victor and Libby for sharing Cameron's story and raising awareness for Epilepsy. 🤍

This was such a beautiful interview.. as an epileptic myself I understand so much of this conversation too . Xo so much love

Sinto muito a falta dele que entrevista maravilhosa e muito especial cameron sempre será lembrado vamos continuar manter sempre o legado vivo dele é um ótimo ator, dançarino, maravilhoso,modelo sempre será meu ídolo.❤❤

Thank you so much for spreading epilepsy awareness on your podcast. It means the world to me, to all battling and affected by it. Most important those who don't know anything about it. So again thank you for shining a light on seizures and epilepsy. I have seizures daily and truly appreciate Tay, Taylor, Victor and Libby.💜🙏🏼

Sending my love to his family. He was too young to die and didn’t deserve it. He needs to be here. We need more people like him. I’m glad they came on the podcast and more is being said about epilepsy.

Dor tem nome e vídeo sim !!! Que lindo ver que eles transformaram o luto e a dor em algo positivo pra ajudar outras pessoas... Cameron com crtz está orgulhoso pela iniciativa 💜

I have a special needs son who has epilepsy i appreciate you guys having his parents on and educating others about epilepsy.

I miss you cam and I am so sorry Libby and Victor

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My sister and I were bith diagnosed with epilepsy since we were about 8. We are both adults now and our meds are contolling the seizures, but sad to say there is no cure yet.

I was in a theatre program with Maya (his sister) 12 years ago. I knew who he was he wasn't a household name but jessie had just come out and I watched it A LOT. One night of our show, he comes to support Maya, When I'm doing my number, I recognize him in the audience, he was wearing an oversized hoodie, a snapback and sunglasses. I didn't bother saying hi and getting a photo afterwards I kinda took it as he really didn't want the attention-which now watching this I completely understand. Cannot believe it's been almost 5 years since he died....

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I have said it before, I say it now and I will always say it, I always wanted a son or a grandson now, that looks just like Cameron! Whenever I picture a son or a grandson, I had always pictured Cameron immediately. It's so hard to explain, but it's true

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wanted to meet Cameron so bad but I got robbed because he passed away which is very sad

I’m a huge Cameron Boyce fan grew up watching him and it felt like I lost him and always bugged that I didn’t know more about his situation this podcast was very insightful. Also gotta disagree with Vic I loved gamers guide 😂

I would love to know what they would do differently ( not that anything that happened was their fault in any way) But if another child had similar circumstance with epilepsy what safeguard would they recommend to lessen the chances of someone dying in their sleep etc

I feel sorry for cameron boyce parents

Cameron Boyce really would’ve come to the squeeze if he were still alive

What happened at the end that made them laugh? Did the dad not recognise boy tay?

First crush

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How did Cameron have 5 seizures if he was diagnosed in 2017 and died in 2019? They claim he had one every year.

Hewasmyrush

Really sad. However it does strike me that the parents are keen to blame ‘the medical community’ for not informing them of every single thing to do with epilepsy, but there comes a point when you need to do the research yourself and take responsibility for arming yourself with the knowledge - there’s an incredible amount of information and sources out there, be it the internet, books, taking the initiative to reach out to experts and knowledgeable ppl themselves. Yet the parents take no accountability - in fact I found it a bit shocking that the dad literally admitted he ‘completely forgot it even happened’ after Cameron’s first seizure. I know if it were me or my family, we would IMMEDIATELY delve deep into research and understanding as much as we could. Not ‘forget about it’ and expect others to provide you with all the information you want.

𝒞𝒶𝓂𝑒𝓇ℴ. 𝒲𝒶𝓈 ℳ𝓎 𝒸ℴ𝓊𝓈𝒾.

Beautiful soul from a beautiful family 🌞

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