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To my wonderful husband,
We met ten years ago as teenagers on a writing website for game fans, like us.
A few months later, we became MSN friends and developed an unshakable bond through our mutual interests.
Three years later, we decided to give a big middle finger to 'internet dating stereotypes' and give it a shot ourselves.
Four years later, we finally met face to face and knew that the time we spent talking wasn't in vain. The single week we had in London together proved we were meant to be.
One year later, you came to live in Canada with me. A few months later, we were married.
It was the happiest year of my life. We moved out, bought a car to call our own, expanded our interests and never felt more in love.
And then this year happened. I never stopped believing in you, always certain you would pull out of the paralysis. I did my best to support you, held you through the nights, took care of you, cried with you, wiped both our tears and held on to hope.
You gave me more hope and love through an internet connection then I had ever known in my lifetime. To have you taken away from me so soon is a cruelty beyond words.
Last night, the bravest man in the world died. He faced a heart condition, blindness, bullying, the death of his mother, the death of his brother, the cruelty of his step mother, the journey of moving to another continent, the trials of marriage, finding his first own place to call his own, facing a near-death experience, coming out a paraplegic and he still held his head up high. He believed he would live to fight another day without having to run away.
He inspired many to keep going and to live on, no matter how bleak life looked.
That man was Cameron Christie. He is loved, missed and never forgotten. He was my husband, a man who saved me from myself and whom I saved from himself. We were two halves of something whole, soulmates in every sense of the word, two young hopefuls ready to start a lifetime of love together.
Together, we found the happiness that had been out of both of our reaches for so long.
I love you, Cam. I always will. You were my absolute everything, the reason I got up in the morning and the reason I could sleep at night. You changed my life in so many ways.
I feel your spirit with me and I know you are always watching over me. I cannot believe you're actually gone, even seeing it with my own two eyes. Your spirit is resting in my heart even now and that warmth you had always given me has not left.
I know your pain is over. I know you suffered much of it, more than you ever showed. I know you are now at peace and knowing you are no longer suffering gives me some comfort.
I will carry your memory always in my heart and soul and patiently await the day you and I will be reunited once again.
Rest in Peace, my love.
Cameron Lawrence Christie (Cameron Graham Muir)
Born January 25, 1992.
Died December 5, 2015.
"A man leaves his mark on the world not by what he does, but by how he lives."