Victor and Libby Boyce: Remembering Cameron and Epilepsy Awareness

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.

Cameron’s mannerisms are just like his dad 🥺

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

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

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

So sad what happened watching Jessie and descendants was my childhood

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. ❤️❤️

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. <3

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.

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.

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. 🙏🏻❤️❤️‍🩹

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 ❤

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 <3

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

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