Just awful. RIP Cameron 💔
Cameron Milton had his whole life ahead of him. A talented rugby player and intelligent sixth-form student, he had aspirations of going to Loughborough University to study sports coaching and dreamed of becoming a personal trainer.
Despite extensive tests and a number of attendances at A&E, doctors were unable to find anything wrong with Cameron and advised against a brain CT scan because of the risk of exposure to radiation at such a young age. His parents had planned to pay for the scan privately, but Cameron told them he didn't want them to spend their money.
"He loved being with his brothers and his mates," Mrs Milton said. "He was always up for a laugh and he wanted to become a personal trainer." ECG tests and blood tests found nothing of concern, but Cameron continued to believe he had a heart condition. He was "scared" he would die and even recorded voice notes on Snapchat almost as if "in the event of his unexpected death".
Cameron's ex-girlfriend Keira Henshaw gave a statement to police in which she referred to him having voiced intentions to kill himself. In December 2021, three months before he died, "he had lost his family dog, one of the greatest loves of his life, and he had been unable to play rugby or go to sixth form", she said.
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