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Our son, Jay (age 11), is a two time cancer survivor. He started his first battle at age one. Jay's experience taught us that your bucket list can't wait! This is such a spectacular idea, and I'm so glad you guys are doing it. Keep spreading that love and positivity! You guys are amazing! ❤ Jay's biggest bucket list item is to see the Great Wall of China! We'll get him there!

I’m usually a silent follower but I’ve been following y’all’s journey for quite sometime. My aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer and as your videos started coming out sharing your experience it went along with hers. I am so inspired by the both of you. I think my bucket list dream would be to go to China with my mom and husband. My mom (single mother) adopted me when I was 8 months old from China. Our dream has always been to go back. She’s worked so hard to provide and give me everything I could’ve dreamed of. I don’t know much about my history but I’d love to go back to the orphanage and see where I came from.

Although I've watched your channel for many years, it became special to me when I was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer shortly after you, Bec. Watching you go through chemo helped me believe I could be brave in my treatment here in Nova Scotia. I also remember the day you rang your bell and I was laying ill in the hospital bed on my 4th round of chemo and I cried and started dreaming of when I could ring mine. Eventually I got to ring it! I now, at 22 years old, have terminal ovarian cancer. I'm getting to do a lot of my bucket list, but some is out of reach because of my health. I've always wanted to find a cliff in NZ and do a hike to set up a tent. Waking up to the sun on the ocean and making coffee in the silence of the morning 🌅 what a dream. Big hugs xo

This is such an inspiring idea, E+B! My bucket list item is to travel to South Korea with my mom, Cindy. She was adopted at the age of 6 by my grandparents, who brought her back to the US to start her new life. She’s turning 53 this year + has never returned to South Korea. I would absolutely love to share that moment with her, as we explore our culture together. My mom has truly sacrificed everything for me, especially as we’ve navigated losing both my dad + step-father to their own battles with cancer. She has taught me how to be a proud Korean American. I can’t imagine a better way to honor her life by going back to where it started. 🇺🇸🇰🇷

This is such a fun idea🧡 So, here it goes. My dad brought myself and my two siblings up after my mum passed away in 2001 from cancer. My sister also passed away in 2007, but he kept our family going through all the hard times and always stayed positive. He worked 7 days a week to support us and gave us as much as he possibly could. He truly is an inspiration and is the light of my life. He is now 65, still works full time, and is currently undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. He’s always dreamed of going to either Japan or New Zealand in his life, but unfortunately has never had the chance, and has only left the UK a few times. My bucket list item would be to experience visiting one of these places with my amazing dad, and to be able to give back somewhat for everything he has given to me throughout my life🥰

My bucket list item is to take my mom to Hawaii because she chose a house over Hawaii in her first marriage. The marriage didn't last and she didn't end up with the house. So I really want to give her that experience as she's been the best mom a person could ask for.

My bucket list item is actually for my parents ❤️. They watch your channel, but would never post for themselves. My Mom and Dad are amazing parents, partners, and just great people. I'm so lucky to have them as my role models and look up to them so much! They have been following you on KZfaq for the past few years and I was introduced to your channel through them. They love the outdoors and adventure! After an expected loss in our family in 2014, and another life changing medical emergency in the family in 2016, my parents outlook on life became, "live in the moment because you don't know what tomorrow brings." Since then they have gone on many adventures and even completed hiking the 46 high peaks in NY! During this time, they started watching your channel and fell in love with van life! Their plan from this point was to move to van life after they both retired and travel throughout the states and Canada. Fast forward to January 2021. With 4 years until retirement, my Dad got hurt at work and could no longer work. After a surgery and long recovery, my parents outlook on life became even stronger and they truly live in the moment. Things have been tough over the last year and a half, but they keep pushing through. Their hope is to still do van life...some day. Financially they have to put it on the back burner. That's why I'm posting my bucket list for them. I want to see them get a van and be able to travel. After they've done so much for me my whole life, I want to do something for them and see them continue to live in the moment and follow their dream of van life traveling. Thanks for reading ❤️

You guys are so inspirational

let’s GOOOO!!!!!!! Eamon and Bec are BACK BABY 🥳💪🏻 I am overflowing with joy! Love you two and cannot wait to see what this next year brings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am a mumma of a little girl with low vision and Downs syndrome. We never go on holidays and I never get a break from caring for her. We live Australia and my only thing on my bucket list right now is to be able to travel around Australia and show my kids the beauty of our amazing land, one day... Oh and Make Bob go to NZ !!!!

My paternal grandparents have always been my rock in my life. In 2019 I wanted to plan to take them on a in country trip to wet their feet to travel by plane. My grandfather passed away in 2020 not because of catching the covick but our family believes from the grief of what weirdly anomaly was occurring weighed deeply on his caring heart. He passed peacefully at home while my grandmother tried to do everything she could for him but he just smiled back as if knowing. My family never truly has mourned his death because the world shut down. My grandmother had to learn how to live life without her partner of 50 years married. They’re immigrants who came to the USA to prosper for their family and worked their butts off running a small family business lunch truck (before lunch trucks became popular iykyk). Not being able to properly mourn my grandfather in the height of a global shutdown was taxing for me and I had to dig myself out of that state. Before the panorama happened I thought I’d have a house, a child, and be able to savor those monumental moments with both my paternal grandparents. Ultimately, my Bucketlist is to travel with my grandmother not only every chance I get while she is still physically with me BUT too purposefully plan a trip to Italy and bring my grandfather’s ashes to lay to rest with his parents.

Bec's cancer treatment journey started right when my mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She was going through chemo treatments, rang her bell, and then went through radiation at similar milestones of Bec's. Seeing Bec staying so strong is exactly how my mom was fighting, but unfortunately, she did not have the strength to continue. Through her treatment process, she lost a lot of weight and became malnourished and weak to the point where she couldn't walk more than a few steps for 4 months. She decided her life was best spent without treatment and passed on August 6th of this year. When she found out her diagnosis, she shared it with my family and didn't know how to process it. One thing she said was "Do I just live my life to the fullest now and go to Europe to complete my bucket list?". It's one place she always wanted to visit, but got sick way too fast to travel, but I knew if I ever got the chance to go to Europe, I would do it in memory of her. She loved cruising and I know she would of loved to sail around the Mediterranean. It's my goal to do this so she can experience it with me. I know she's still with us and her presence in my life is so strong. Cancer takes way too many lives but seeing stories like Bec's give me hope that one day, we will all get through this. Thank you for always creating such inspiring content and thank you for sharing your authentic selves with us. I know what you went through was hell and I am so proud of Bec and her fight to move forward and come out of it thriving. Truly inspirational.

I am excited and can’t wait to watch this journey with you all! My bucket list is in honor of my mom who succumbed to breast cancer last year after fighting bravely for 12 years. It was always her dream to see the castles in Ireland because we have distant relatives that still own one. On one of her last good days we discussed taking this trip and trying to find this castle, unfortunately she never got that chance but I would still love for her bucket list wish to be fulfilled!

Hey! I don’t want to apply for anything because there are people wayyy more deserving than I in the comments, but I did just want to reach out and say thank you for sharing your story online. I have chronic fatigue syndrome and it’s something I’ve dealt with for at least 15 years (I’m 27 now). It’s a pretty debilitating illness which means I have to spend a lot of my time at home, not able to go out. One of my biggest passions in life is travelling when I am able to - watching your videos let’s me really get a break from how I’m feeling and just immerse in the adventures you have. Also the way you shared your experience with cancer was so relatable and pure - I am not in any way saying that they are similar illnesses, but just knowing that someone else is strong enough to get through such a major illness as the one you did Bec, inspired me. You both have such big impacts on peoples lives and that is magical - enjoy your bucket list year to the max. Sending all my love from the UK ❤️✨

My family has had a nature reserve in the mountains of Rio, Brazil, for my whole life (I'm 25) and has turned it from old barren farm into a beautiful full second growth Atlantic forest. My parents always worked really hard and maintained it financially through their own earnings, but since the crisis hit we lost everything. That place (which you are very much invited to visit) is my favorite place and a heaven in the midst of a country heavily moved by deforestation and a destructive government. My dream has always been to see the reserve continue to flourish and perhaps even extend it, but now its future is uncertain. So, I guess my new dream is to raise enough money per year to at least pay off the basic expenses so that it doesn't need to be sold. We are nothing without Nature, and it plays such a vital role in our physical and mental health. And this place is truly special, you can feel its power when you visit it. Thank you guys for always tirelessly bringing happiness into my weeks with your videos, and for being who you are. You are both so strong and incredible, and Bec, you are truly an inspiration and I admire you with all my heart. Thank you for letting us in on your journey

I'm 51...so I'm getting older and time seems like it is flying. A bucket list item of mine is to hike the El Camino from France to the coast of Spain. Its a pilgrimage that is good for the body and soul. Take me with you! Love you guys!!!!

I’m an old lady (58)….compared to you two that’s for sure! But I just love following your adventures and love your authenticity and your fun, positive, outlook on life. My developmentally disabled sister passed away suddenly several years ago. The monarch butterfly holds a special place in all our hearts as it makes us think of her. I’ve never really been very many places or taken any extravagant or adventurous vacations but the one thing I’ve always wanted to do is go to overwinter site in central highlands of Mexico where they migrate to from the US and Canada. I understand you have to ride mules to get to the location but it’s absolutely magical with millions and millions of monarch butterflies clinging to the forest trees. It would be so meaningful given the connection to my sister.

My bucket it item is to take my partner to Columbia to visit his best friend. My partner Matthew was diagnosed with a brain tumour when he was 18. He has since gone through radiation, three surgeries, multiple chemotherapy’s has just failed out of clinical trail and has just started his second round of radiation (which is very rare). We are currently trying to get the fund to go travel but I work minimum wage and he is unable to work due to his condition. God willing once he is finished with this round of radiation we will get to travel once more.

Okay so this is for my best friend 🌸 We met in kindergarten, and who would have known she would be the angel in my life. I experienced CSA for 10 years starting at the age of 3. I didn’t know this then, but the innocence I felt was ripped from me was restored in the depths of our friendship. The way our souls connected is a bond we feel endlessly. In a way, she saved my inner child and showed me I can be filled with light and joy. Unfortunately, we grew up far apart from each other. I moved away around the age of 8. We did our best to stay connected but life moves so fast. Now we’re in our mid 20s, she has 5 Children and an amazing husband. I have an amazing partner and beautiful son, and time seems to be moving faster now. We live across the country from each other and I can still feel the love of our friendship strong. We chat as much as we can, but truth is we miss each other so much, more and more everyday. For my bucket list, I always think about surprising her and going on a best friends trip. Doing all the cool things we would dream of doing together when we got older. I would want to make sure it’s all documented so the world can see how important it is to hold your closest friends tight now matter how far they are. Find those who fuel your inner child and love them unconditionally. Love & light ✨ Thank you Bec & Eamon for being you! So grateful to have such positive influences in my life. Shine on 🫶🏽

Mine is definitely an opportunity to see the northern lights with my grandma! Years ago I asked her what her biggest dream is, and this was her immediate answer. She is almost 80 years old now, and I haven't forgotten about her dream. Excited to see the new chapter E&B!!

As someone with ten dogs, most of them are rescues, over half are seniors, and two are have very serious illnesses. Last year, we took in 2 of these dogs from my dear friend who passed from breast cancer. We really didn’t have the space, but we are making it work. So in honor of her, my bucket list includes finding a way to help a small, underfunded animal rescue here in North Central Florida. I have already hosted an on-line auction to raise funds, but this rescue is barely surviving… Since you love Oso so much, maybe you would consider helping this animal rescue. Kennel space, food, training, veterinary care, etc. Thank you for your consideration!

OK, so my bucket list is for my mum and dad! I've always said I would send Mum & Dad on the Orient Express trip, Something they used to go on about quite a bit over the years. Unfortunately, I've never been in a position financially to be able to afford it. Mum has been fighting Cancer for the last five years and is on her fifth Chemotherapy. It would be amazing to see them both have a trip of a lifetime traveling on the amazing Orient Express before they can't travel anymore.

My boyfriend’s sister was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer around the same time as Bec. She just had her first kid. She wants to leave something for baby Gracie that would help her feel close to her mother as she grows up. She is all about living for experiences. Something she might love is a motorcycle road trip while delivering food to the homeless. Something that is fulfilling. Maybe even a mobile food truck serving the underprivileged. A chance to travel AND make a difference. Something that could be carried on for her family. Her name is Megan Makenna Temple ❤

Okay, here it goes! My wife is an absolute powerhouse and literally the most amazing mom, partner and pillar in our community. Long story short - we currently have a new baby and after the birth my wife was sick for many months. We endured a long hospital stay as my wife healed and it was an extremely challenging time for us navigating being new parents and my wife recovering from postpartum anxiety/depression among other physical aliments. My wife is literally the most amazing person I know. Even when she's struggling she tries her best to bring positivity to every space. In her personal life, she completely selfless and spends her time volunteering for women's groups, organizing and participating in community events, and is also a business owner/officiant. When I said she's a powerhouse... I mean it. All that to say, she deserves something big to celebrate all of her accomplishments over the last year and if this challenge could help me attain that for her... I would be forever grateful. One of her bucket list items is to visit all of the continents and so far she has been to North America, Asia and Africa. If we could help her knock off another continent, somewhere she can put her feet up and enjoy... that would be AWESOME.

My brother passed away in 2015 as a result of PTSD and I've been struggling ever since with understanding who I am in this world, feeling like I belong, feeling like my dreams are worth pursuing, and just "being" in general. In 2020, during the pandemic, I started writing a book (fiction) inspired by the year after we lost him. While it was (and has been) cathartic, it made me realize I am more damaged emotionally from the loss than I thought I was. Between the pandemic, dealing with this loss and (not so) newfound levels of grief, feeling trapped in my financial/career situation, I've developed this wanderlust. What started out with little walks around my neighborhood, grew into hiking my local state parks, somewhere along the line developed into a full blown wanderlust to see the world. And each day that passes, I ask myself if it's a byproduct of depression or something else, but regardless, I have longed to go on an adventure to find the pieces of myself that are out there. Part of me thinks it's this undying devotion to honoring the dream my brother and I had of exploring the world together. Since money is super tight for me, I've resorted to driving up and down my state for the past couple years; taking in the beauty from all of it's corners and writing wherever I can. Lately I've been pushing the boundaries and take small trips into the surrounding states but can never go too far. In 2023, I hope to finally save enough money to pull that metaphorical trigger and drive cross country from NJ to California, exploring landmarks big and small, and explore our backyard (like my brother and I once dreamed of) by any means necessary; even if that means sleeping in my car, camping on the side of the road, and stretching every last penny to do it. Quite frankly, it's far more than a bucket list item. It's something I feel I have to do.

I am a 13 year old girl and have been watching your channel for 3 years! I also have been watching kara and Nate’s for 3 years and I have a bucket list item of getting to meet you both. I am in love with your videos and it would be a dream come true to meet you both!

The day I watched your I Have Cancer Video was the day I got a call from my doctor saying I had cervical cancer. I was already crying for you and with one phone call my life got flipped up side down (not in the good way like Will Smith). My dream is to build a non for profit to help young adults who are battling cancer with outdoor adventure retreats to build connections and a community, one thing I felt like I was missing during my cancer journey. I bought a van during the pandemic to outfit as a camper van but it ended up being a lemon and I lost $20k. I would love a van to travel and live and not worry about rent or work to focus on this new project. Being diagnosed with cancer at 31 has complete chanced my life and my new life goal is to help anyone struggling with cancer and build connections within this weird but beautiful community. There are many weird phenomenons that happen in life, I feel like i was meant to reach out as I watch the your video the same day I got diagnosed and Becs and I have the same birthday! You unknowingly help me during my cancer journey and if nothing comes from this, this is my thank-you to you! Lots of love, Megan.

Bucket list idea: Seeing the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) in Finland or Iceland with my husband! I have always loved the northern lights and have never been to either place.

I started crying hearing that you are getting MARRIED!!! 👰🏻‍♀🤵🏻What a sweet way to celebrate a challenging year!❤❤❤

I’m so thrilled for you both to be chasing your passions again after such a hard year. My bucket list item is to convince my almost 70 year old mother to travel to the Norwegian island that she’s named after (Senja) and to then go with her and my stepdad. She’s never been but she talked about wanting to go when she was younger. No time like the present!

I am 13 and sense I was 9 I have wanted to buy a VW van to travel the world in. I can’t work yet but I have been trying my best to save up my money so that hopefully by the time I can drive I can live in my van. That is probably the biggest thing on my bucket list and my biggest dream. I love watching your videos, you guys inspire me so much! You guys are my favorite KZfaqrs to watch. ❤️

I have NEVER commented on a video before as I don't generally put myself out there. I turned 50 this year though and am starting to appreciate that life is short and you need to chase after the life you want for yourself. I'll put my bucket list item here - but then continue on why I've connected with you. I want to take my son (and daughter) to the Galapagos Islands. My son is 13 and on the autism spectrum. He doesn't connect with a lot of experiences, but LOVES penguins. We had the chance to interact with penguins at an Aquarium in Niagara Falls, New York and it was a special experience. To be able to take him to a penguin's natural habitat though would be a life long memory and open up his own mind to opportunity. He also struggles with anxiety so a trip like this would demonstrate to him his inner strength and the world of opportunity that awaits. That's the other part of putting myself out there more - to be a role model to my two kids and the possibilities available to them. I've also been inspired by Bec's cancer journey. In my early 30's my best friend fought and died from cancer. We lived 3 time zones away from each other and I didn't appreciate the struggles she went through in treatment and as a new mom. Seeing Bec's journey, positivity, kindness and energy in her interactions with the health system and other patients was inspiring. To see the the gratitude and kindness she gave and received gives me hope and optimism for the struggles of the health system coming out of the pandemic. Eamon and Bec you are an inspiration to many. I look forward to continuing to follow your adventures, the friends you make along the way, and the positivity you spread. And to have the opportunity to share in some of that would be MAGICAL!

Aw guys - what a bloody gorgeous vlog - we found ourselves smiling alongside you especially after the year you've had - you deserve the world. So excited for TBLY!!! 🤗 p.s We've got our merch!! 🥳🥳

Hi my name is Mia and my Partner's name is Dominic. I have always had an itch for traveling but have always been hesitant to leave the safety of my homeland with its first world comforts. I've been taught to be so cautious of life, so much so that I think I have held back on opportunities because of fear. Eamon and Bec were the original people to inspire me to travel, so recently I took a daring leap and went on a solo adventure traveling a few states and seeing a few friends. I loved it. After that I have become obsessed. Eamon and Bec helped me broaden my horizons past traveling within my own country. Dominic is a total biology nerd and I am an artist through and through. Recently we lost his uncle to ALS. The shock of loosing him, and heaps of previous trauma, has left Dom with severe anxiety. I feel helpless as a partner in his healing and grieving process (other than offering up resources like BetterHelp). His uncle did more for him than any other parental figure in his life. He is a wonderful man because of him. Recently we have been having more conversations about anxiety and death. More specifically the feeling feeling of never truly living, and the toll it has taken on both of us. Nobody wants to have regrets on their deathbed, but especially us. I have a lot of dreams but mine aren't as specific as his. I have always wanted to travel but never really knew where, I have always wanted to help people but not sure which, until I met him. Ever since we started dating, Dominic shared his dreams in detail. I fell in love with how he dares to dream. His biggest dream is to travel to Japan. Across the world in a nation where we don't speak the language. At first I was like "no way I am going to do that". But persistently and in detail he would nerd out about the different species of animals on that side of the world. With he passion for the island nation a world away my fears slowly started to melt, just enough to start hoping a little. He ignited something in me. A dream to cling too. We are young, broke, and hungry for life. It doesn't have to happen now, but I am manifesting it happening because it will. I won't let time pass us by. Thank you to anyone who read this

Eamon and Bec you are so inspiring! On my bucket list would be to take my Papa to italy to live out his dream of seeing where his father fought in WW2. He talks about it all the time and it would be so special to take him there. Thank you both for everything you are doing!!

My name is also Bec and I’m giving this a shot! These videos of Bec’s journey have been so hard for me to watch but totally worth it to see her & Eamon’s strength through it all - my mom first had breast cancer when I was in high school in 2011 and in 2021 it returned. I quit my job to take care of my mom through surgery and more treatment. While she is doing amazing at the moment, it’s terminal. My dream would be to have a van built out to take my mom on the most amazing road trip through all of Canada and the US, starting with our family back in Canada. We live in NJ and haven’t been back since before her treatments. She also hasn’t ever been out west and I want her to experience all of the beauty this road trip would have to offer her. ❤

I’m catherine (Kieran’s daughter) and as a fifteen year old watching these videos, all I can say is thank you. I get the feeling that most 15yr olds are out with friends and living the lives they love. I love the life I live too, but I’m a little different. When I was two my mum passed from breast cancer and I’ve now lived 13 years without her. I can’t remember much; not her voice or a cuddle. And as I teenage girl I am struggling without her. However, I know just how strong and loving she was, dedicating her life to find cures for other people, and I believe I got my sense of adventure from her. My bucket list wish is to meet you guys and get to tell the world about her, i want to raise awareness and you two have the platform to help me do that. Your videos have given me the support I need when I miss her most and have felt the at my loneliest. Thank you!

My name comes from my uncle who was lost in the sea escaping from Cuba as a "balsero". I have the exact same name and I always had a huge connection with the sea. That's why doing an atlantic crossing in a sailboat would be my bucket list choice.

We love you guys! 💕 Our bucket list is to fulfill our daughter’s bucket list which was her last wish to us❤🌻Bec, so proud of you! Be strong, stay inspirational and know that your struggle it’s only temporary!!! 🥰🤗🌻

Hiking the Camino de Santiago would be a dream. This pilgrimage route has been around for over 1,000 years, and it's still going strong today. The reasons are endless, but here are a few reasons why I want to go...experience real Spanish culture, visit famous historical sites in Spain, explore small villages and towns that don't get many visitors, enjoy some of the best walking trails in Europe, and of course, make new friends along the way!

As a single mother who has overcome breast cancer not once but twice my biggest bucket list is taking my wonderful son to London for a high school graduation present. My son is one of the best kids he tries so hard, and knowing it’s not easy for him because he’s has Asperger’s.

My bucket list for 2023 will be giving my dog as many experiences on his bucket list as I can as his time comes closer because he has given me the best of his life for so long it's the least he deserves💖 My plan for that is to hopefully get a van and travel and work on the road with him so he has an adventure every single day while he still can🙏

On my bucket list is to travel to India. Have a fabulous healthy year ❤ I’m sorry you both got CoVid but Eamon was always going to get it off Bec, just feel sorry for all those on the plane that Eamon will have passed it to ☹️

I love you guys, Eamon and Bec! I found your channel and started watching and binge watched when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I’m going through treatments now. And I have to admit that I cried a lot during this video. You guys are so uplifting and encouraging and inspiring. This past year has been very difficult for me. Splitting up with my husband about a year ago and now living alone for the first time in 35 years. Getting diagnosed with breast cancer and going through treatments without a partner has been extremely difficult. This year my mom also got diagnosed with breast cancer and my sister was diagnosed with uterine cancer. They both underwent surgery and are both doing well. 2022 has been one of the most difficult times in my life! And I’m looking forward to 2023 being an awesome year! I used to scuba dive and I always wanted to dive the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Something that does not look like it will ever happen for me. So if this bucket list item is chosen, I can live this dream vicariously through you guys. Thank you so much for bringing joy to me and so many other people! You guys are the best! Love you so much! Hugs!

Mine is 180% seeing penguins in Antarctica and sleeping in a sleeping bag on the ice!!!!! Similar to Kara and Nate. ❤️🐧 it would be incredible to see the glaciers and ice shelves before climate change takes them away, I graduated a marine science major and we spent so much time talking about this so it’s important for me to see it in my lifetime. Also I’m just that weirdo that enjoys extremely cold places over hot places 🤪🤷🏼‍♀️

I have been struggling with drugs and alcohol addictions since I was 13 after being abused as a child. I have converted my own van (twice now) from being inspired from you guys and also Kinging it (I'm from Wales 🤟) I've always wanted to do a motorbike adventure across Indonesia 🙌🙈 I'm a learner motorbike right now, but I'm trying to save some pennies to do my test so I can live best life on the open road. Bec and Eamon, when I watch your videos I get face ache from smiling from start to finish! You guys fill me with so much hope and happiness, I love you guys so much 💗 ❤️❤️❤️ and I love you Amy and Craig! ❤️❤️❤️

WHAT: My overflowing bucket list now includes trekking in Nepal & mountaineering in the Himalaya. WHY: Three years ago I found myself overweight (300 lbs.), unhealthy, unhappy, & yearning for a better me. Through cycling & hiking, I spent two years getting healthy mentally & physically. Since I was climbing mountains mentally, I decided to start climbing mountains physically. After two years, I had lost almost 100 pounds, and found myself at the summit of my first east glaciated peak climb (South Sister, third highest peak in Oregon). That then allowed me to become a member of a local mountaineering organization that taught me mountaineering skills. Now I’m on a mission to climb more Cascade volcanoes and beyond. It would be an amazing, once-in-my-lifetime opportunity to be able to go to Nepal & the Himalaya to visit the ultimate mountaineering destination & live out my dream of being a true mountaineer.

I've always wanted to go to Rwanda and see the mountain gorillas! They are my favourite land animals and I admire the work Dian Fossey has done! See those gorillas in the wild would be a dream come true! 🥰

My husband’s grandmother was diagnosed with lung cancer and was given 3 months. She is 88 and she is a breast cancer survivor. Her dream has always been to travel to Adri and go on a safari. I hope she gets to go. Thank you for always being an inspiration. I absolutely love your videos and your positivity. Thank you for also spreading mental health awareness but supporting better help therapy. I love you guys so much and I’m excited for your tear to come! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Meeting you two and possibly going on a van trip in Canada would be a dream. I cannot begin to explain the amount of healing and soul-searching your videos have led me to. There are so many amazing things I could list on a bucket list, but as my mom has taught me, it's not what you're doing... but who you're with. I genuinely think you two have so much positive energy, life experience, wisdom to be passed down, and love to be shared. That is something you can't put a price on. It's a priceless gift to create memories with such beautiful souls as yourselves. I have traveled the world, and experienced many hardships in my young life of 20 years. After losing my father to his alcohol addiction last year, I decided to study abroad in Italy to find myself. Even though I am across the world from America, I find peace watching your videos. I tear up with Bec and admire her ability to be vulnerable. I have a deep desire to learn how to wear my heart on my sleeve again after so much loss and pain. The amount of strength she has, and support Eamon has shown, has to be contagious. To soak in even a slight ray of that sunshine would be a memory worth passing down. These kind of friendships formed are what I seek in my life more so than any location or materialistic purchase. I would be honored to learn from you both on a personal level and simply walk side by side with you in life either continuing virtually, or for a brief moment on a little van trip. What a dream that would be. Thank you for being such lights in this world and know that your love reaches far beyond the internet and genuinely affects lives for the better. Love you guys

It’s taken me some time to write this and i honestly still don’t know exactly what would be perfect. I had a beautiful little boy on may 19, 2014. my (our) life changed drastically after that. due to a epidural put in incorrectly i ended up having three brain surgeries, two tethered spinal cord surgeries and many other issues. my miracle child saved my life in 2020 when i had a grand mal seizure. Prior to all of this my husband and i were very active and loved being in nature! it’s been rough to say the least and we are still fighting to find a doctor who can help us. More so than that I would love to give my family a vacation where my son could see me the way i used to be, the real me. loving life and showing him how to meet your fears head on, go to see “real” dinosaurs (he’s been a dinosaur fan his entire life) and not be afraid of what might happen. there’s a lot more feels in this story but i really hope you pick us as a way to move on , love life again and to not let our fears control us. Bec & Eamon have been an incredible example of this!❤

So happy for you!! One of my bucket list items (which I’m currently working on) is providing 100 mothers living in extreme poverty with a long term revenue opportunity. I lived in Burkina Faso while working on poverty alleviation projects in 2015 and I am collaborating with a friend there to make it happen. You are already involved with many charities and I am sure you can find a community you would love to help. When we help mothers that help becomes exponential as their children benefit! Good luck to you both, thank you for sharing your inspiring lives with us and have a great year!! By the way I love your Chai!!

Travel with both of your moms ❤️ We know how much our moms can support us and I believe that both of your moms deserve a dream trip! As a mom myself, I would cherish a trip with my kids when they are older ❤️I would take your moms to some tropical paradise when they can eat good food and enjoy a stress free visit with you two ❤️ My mom had cancer this year and I would love to do a trip like this with her too. She watches you guys and found inspiration through watching your channel. She is doing well & I am forever grateful ❤️ My mom has been there for the birth of my 3 children and held me during my oldest sons father death. Moms are amazing and never can underestimate their power 🙏

My husband and I love your videos! When you first asked for bucketlist comments I thought because we are twice your age and not athletic, I shouldn't comment. Sitting in the hospital yesterday while my husband had a heart procedure for the 5th time then receiving not great news from the results we had a conversation that yesterday was the 1st day of the 2nd half of our lives and it's time to live! So, here I am! One thing on our bucketlist is to take our family on an Alaskan cruise and have some excursions of fishing and seeing whales! We have 2 sons that are 22 and 24 and it would be a DREAM to be able to do this! Thank you for being an inspiration for our strength and to go and live and make adventures happen!

I found this channel in the midst of my own health struggles. I was about to graduate college, live abroad, and had plans to solo travel around the world (with my cat!) when last year I got very sick with several chronic illnesses from a genetic connective tissue disorder (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome). Bec gave me so much strength through my own challenges, I really felt like I was living her life, feeling stuck and like my life too was on stop. Thankfully, I've been doing so much better lately, working hard to get better, and am finishing up my college degree! Because of my illness, I'm no longer able to travel like I used to, on my feat all the time going from hostel to hostel. Instead, through your videos & other youtubers, I've been inspired to change directions, and have been saving up for getting a Van to travel the world. I'd love to make this dream come true - or just as well, to go somewhere awesome with you all in your own van and meet a fellow warrior who has fought alongside me this past year, a few thousand miles away. xx Mimi, sending love from San Francisco

I began watching you two because you reminded me of one of my sons. After Bec got cancer, your story hit home. My husband has two cancers - one that has been cured and one that has metastasized. When first diagnosed, we started on the “bucket list” and have accomplished so many things together in these past 6 years. For this I feel very grateful and blessed. Bec, as you sent Eamon off on the trip alone (until you could join him), I am reminded that soon my husband will be sending me off alone to navigate life as a widow and I will have to discover bucket list items for solo living. Top of my list will be travel to places like Iona and/or the Camino de Santiago to help sooth my heart and clear my mind as I discover my new normal. Thank you for your witness to living life to the fullest, loving each other as well as those you meet along the way, and cherishing the joy of life.

I want to meet Eamon and Bec, who have given me hope in tough times, I am only a few hours away from their cottage or from their business. You guys are great and make all Canadians proud because you represent all that is good and worthwhile in life.

My grandpa kept a bucket list, and one of the last things on it was to ride in a helicopter. When he unexpectedly passed in 2012, the last thing he did before he left us was ride in a helicopter to the hospital. I’d love to ride on a helicopter over Greece, a country that he loved with many family ties for us. So happy to see y’all traveling again, much love! ❤

I’ve always wanted to see sea turtles hatching because I love how they are determined to get to the sea despite the low survival rate - they have such a motivation for life, great mantra

I want to help the folks who live aboard on my boat dock in Seattle. It is a pleasure to be a participant in their lives with childcare and meals but it's tough to do more given the extreme division between wealth and near poverty that divisiveness is huge here. So if I could have a wish I would give one special guy ski lessons to hang with his more wealthy friends, meals and assistance for another on oxygen, and meal delivery for the handful of folks with healthcare issues.

My husband and I are also in a similar situation, as I’m recovering from BC treatments as well, we’re no longer putting off the things we want to do! Seeing the northern lights from the ice igloos in Finland is a big one on my bucket list! Sending you both love and smiles on your journey 😘 Also, if you’re ever in Florida you have a place to stay or park near the beach 😊

You guys are so inspiring! ✨ My dad has been my moms caregiver for over 20 years and I see the toll that it has taken on him. He is 75 years young and his spirits really need to be uplifted!✨ He loves boats and has volunteered his time for over 16 years to the Power Squadron, a national boating group that takes care of the waters in and around the United States. He is the father of 6 and has shown all of us what “death till us part” is all about. He has stood by my mom through it all when he could have left for a more “easy” life. My bucket list wish would be to give him a once-in-a-lifetime mariner experience on the water anywhere in the world. That would be really magical. ❤️

I had mixed feelings about this episode. One one hand, I am so thankful to see Bec fully embracing life and living every second, she is an incredible role model to cancer survivors. But on the other, if Eamon did not think to test before travelling (?) or consider the possibility he might have caught covid from Bec and should therefore wear a mask to protect passengers on both flights is disappointing. I would expect more consideration for others because if the last year taught us anything, it is that you never know what someone is going through and who knows if there were immuno-compromised passengers. More generally, as beautiful as the sentiment of a bucket list is, I hope these two remain conscious of their influence on their audience and the incredible privilege they have as many people are facing serious financial constraints due to the current global situation. We do not need to spend our life savings to go and hang out on a $3.4 million silent boat and incur who knows how many polluting air miles along the way. At least they are doing it together; their love story is quite something. Obviously we only know what made it into the video but it felt a bit like the universe sending a gentle reminder that you can live your life to the fullest while still being considerate of others, but maybe it was me who needed that lesson. My only bucket list dream is to overcome my depression; it hurts so many people.

About 10 years ago I felt like I had checked off all my bucket list items. I wanted to dream up more, but then life got in the way. An extremely stressful career in emergency services, a divorce, my brother being the victim of a senseless homicide, the pandemic. Life has just been survival mode for so long that I didn't get a chance to rethink my "list". Recently, that's what I've started doing and an old dream surfaced to the top. Bike touring. In Madagascar. With a group of new adventurous souls that hopefully are to become new friends. Have a great year you two, can't wait to see what you get up to.

Would love to visit an elephant sanctuary in Thailand with those magnificent remarkable creatures. Unable to travel for now but living vicariously through your channel..and all your KZfaq friends and their channels. Many blessings to you all. So glad that Bec is feeling great.

I've been watching you guys for years and was really sad to see Bec's struggles but glad that she is now in recovery. The 5k challenge was absolutely amazing to watch as a former runner. What an inspiration! Several years ago my wife, son, and I took a life changing trip to Cuba. We had no idea what we would encounter. We packed up a suitcase for ourselves and a suitcase full of items to donate. We were amazed by Cuba, the people and culture. We handed out as much stuff as we could leave behind. The people of Cuba don't have many resources to work with. This touched my son's heart and so he began collecting 100's of pieces of sporting equipment to take back to Cuba. Unfortunately, our son Laun suddenly passed away last year due to a rare heart condition at the age of 23. Our bucket list item is to take all the sporting good (soccer) equipment and toys, Laun collected, back to Cuba. The plan is to donate the equipment to schools and teams on the island in a few cities or towns. We want to honor Laun's legacy by spreading his love and compassion for others in Cuba. Much of the heavy lifting (collection) is complete, we just need to find away to deliver.

So many mixed feelings about this video. I love you guys. I've followed your series for over a year (probably almost 2). I think you're entertaining, genuine, and really enjoy your approach to life. That said, I can't hide my utter frustration with the Eamon's totally irresponsible choice to travel after Bec was diagnosed with COVID! What the heck? Post exposure it takes a few days to seroconvert, but that is also the single highest time for transmission of the disease. We've known this for 2 years now. Just because masking is no longer mandatory and just because we aren't testing before travel does not alleviate the personal responsibility to consider the health of those around you. How many cabs, planes, lounges, and other areas did you go into while carrying the infection and potentially transmitting to all of those people who then went on the potentially expose other because they had no idea they'd been exposed? How many people did you hug/touch? Part of having a travel blog channel should also demonstrate responsible travel behaviors and we are still in a pandemic (the hospital I work in still has over 20 patients with COVID admitted). Please please please don't do this and please teach people how to be responsible in their travel behaviors so that we don't loose this privilege again.

This bucket list dream is something that I don’t think anyone will be able to help Me with but I’ll share it anyways ❤️my biggest goal in life is to own a home. I know it’s pretty simple but my family never had much and with the state of the economy, I fear that I won’t be able to do something as simple as that. I loved how you guys found a fixer upper and built everything yourselves and worked so hard to make your dreams come to life. You guys inspire me so much and you both are so positive always no matter what you are going through. It really means a lot to me. My grandfather took his life a month after my grandmother passed away from cancer. It was really hard for all of my family and the biggest loss I’ve ever experienced in my life. But I see how we all have gone through similar experiences and it helps me feel less alone. Thank you guys for always sharing your story.

Hi Eamon and Bec! Long time viewers, first time commenters. We’re Kyla and Dan and our dream is to have an accessible van for road trippin’! Our bucket list item may not be a big surprise given that we’ve been watching you for 7+ years and are hooked on the idea of van life! But as van life rookies we definitely need your help! Traveling while disabled is always a challenge. We are always faced with the choice of flying and having the airlines damage my wheelchair or driving and hoping to find accessible hotels along the way (which are surprisingly hard to find). We would love to have our own fully accessible van that can accommodate a power wheelchair and oxygen machine to avoid all of those problems and give us the freedom we’ve always wanted in travel! We have friends who are currently traveling across Canada in their van and we’d love to be able to join them on their next adventure!

Honestly, on my bucket list is to meet Bec! My mom is a breast cancer survivor and never truly shared everything she had to go through almost 12 years ago. She too had to undergo chemotherapy and radiation as well as a mastectomy. I was truly a young dumb 18 year old when she went through treatment and watching your journey just made me realize how strong she was and how amazing you are! I hope you guys have an amazing BLY !! It is much deserved.

Watching you guys living your best lives after such testing times is really heartwarming and inspiring. Becs has given me courage through my Health issues this year. So far in less than a year I have lost my best friend to cancer, had a double fractured arm,a heart attack and a month ago ,a massive tumour and my kidney removed. We named the tumour Jack so he could hit the road! Anyway, like Eamon was your rock Becs,my rock has been my daughter, India, 21 . She has supported me, held me, run our little school,kept the house running and just been amazingly strong. Her plans to travel etc had to be put on hold and she deserves to have an amazing adventure . She has been planning a road trip to New Zealand and my bucket list wish would be to share some of that road trip with her so whatever happens she will always have those memories. #2023 #dontletcancerstopyou #newzealandroadtrip

Look at all the strong people you have inspired! Bravo!! Bravo!! I am fortunate to only have a broken leg and you are helping me heal by just being you. Thank you! Once I can walk again, me and my mutt aka Leg Breaker are heading out for a road trip. First stop: Atlanta and visit with my cousin who has Early Onset Alzheimer's. Next to Oklahoma to meet new grand babies and finally a leisurely cruise down Highway 101 in California. Those are my buckets and if they spring leaks, we will just head home a little early. Happy adventures to all!

I had colon cancer in 2021, and am so blessed to be better. I have a wonderful husband who not only took but continues to care for me. My three children are all on the autism spectrum. My very basic bucket list item is to take all of us on a trip to Hawaii. Or Alaska. Edited to add that I have never been on a plane before.

I was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma around the same time Bec got her diagnosis. Your videos made me feel less alone and they came at the perfect time in my life. I’m happy to share that all of my scans have been showing up cancer free but I am only about halfway through my oral chemo treatment. My bucket list item is to stay in the most unique Airbnb!

This feels like a big one and not very possible, but it is my heart’s greatest desire… I am a single mom of 7 through birth and adoption. The kids and I very much want to own a home where we can practice hospitality to others. We have lived in a tiny home (renting) for the past 12 years and it has brought blessings upon blessings. I have worked hard on it and created a place of beauty and hospitality for others through my gardens and yard by inviting all people to have community here through our Friday night fires in our backyard. It has been amazing to invite practical strangers and see them develop friendships with others and start to have community. My kids and I dream of owning a much larger home in the area or property with multiple structures to create space for others to find solace and community and to rent out to support ourselves. A place where the gardens I tend and the butterflies I raise can bring people peace and healing. A place where I can make medicine from the plants I grow (I am studying to become an herbalist) and share that medicine and those plants with the community. This has been on my vision board for many years now (we even have a name for it! : La Casita de las Mariposas) and it’s the one thing I cannot seem to figure out how to make happen. I do not own our current home, and while it has been exactly what we needed for so many years, it is no longer a healthy situation to be in with our landlord, but we are stuck. I have lived such a rich life with these children, but if there is one thing I want to be able to do with these kids, it is that. I'm so happy to see how well you both are doing and I look forward to following along on such an exciting adventure this coming year! You two are so deserving of such an amazing year!!

ive watched you for years and this is so great! okay so idk how well this will work but the more ive thought about it the more i realise this would absolutely change my life/help me so much. im autistic/adhd and im the youngest of five. my mom was traumatized herself and never fully "raised" us. my siblings got a lot of crucial lessons that i didnt, and ive had an extremely hard time self regulating, learning things i should have known as a child, and trying to grow and parent myself. im 24 now, and i got kicked out about two years ago. i dont have the capitol to sustain myself well and ive been relying on neighbors to help me live a regular life. ive just gotten back on my feet enough to start learning more and majorly healing from my own trauma, and its been wild as well as rough! winning a van build would not only be magical to experience and be able to accomplish (ive tried to build out an ambulance before and failed) but it would secure me in a way ive never had before. i got kicked out over disagreement and finding spaces where i can be myself/rest and flourish have been hard. i long for a van so i have a home, but more importantly it would change the trajectory of my life and allow me to more easily grasp the things i want in life. it would set me up for success. whoever wins is really lucky and im so happy you are doing this! love you eamon and bec!!

I have been a silent watcher for many years. Watching Bec’s journey was something that hit home with me and helped me through my health issue journey. Seeing the love and support helped me to remember I am not alone. I don't get out to adventure due to my current circumstances, but if I was told I had the opportunity to travel with Eamon and Bec I would want them to make the destination a surprise. The trip to experience a new way of life, nature, culture, food, plants, animals. I am a crazy plant person so they would have to determine the plant paradise.

I’m one month out from my double mastectomy and I still have roughly a year of chemo to go. My bucket list item is to go to Alaska in June to celebrate the summer solstice with my best friend who has been one of my biggest supporters on my journey 💖 Being a young woman myself (35), watching Bec be as strong and resilient as she is has given me hope on some of my darkest days. THANK you both from the bottom of my heart for being so raw with all of us. I can definitely tell you it made a difference #bucketlist2023

It’s my senior year in high school and my family was originally planning on doing a trip to London to celebrate, but my mom is battling melanoma cancer so we are waiting for her to recover! London and Paris is the top of my bucket list with my amazing mom!

I’ve always been a silent watcher, but honestly, it would be such a dream come true to meet and call the two of you my friends. As I was going through a divorce from an abusive relationship and deeply depressed, my ultimate dream had always been to travel. I discovered the two of you at the lowest point in my life and I binged on all of your videos day in and day out. After tons of research, consuming videos, and figuring out next steps, I finally made the decision to buy a van and build it out. I have now been on the road full time for 11 months and living my absolute dream life and I couldn’t be happier. It’s all thanks to the two of you for the inspiration you’ve always been to me. Thank you. I really hope to be able to meet y’all one day and say thank you in person and be able to call each of you my friend. 💛✨ love y’all so much. So excited to watch all these new adventures you get into this year.

hey E and B and Everyone who decides to read this, so i would like to do something a little different with my bucket list.. It would make me happy to forward my bucket list (turkey and Greece adventure) to someone in my life who hasn't had the opportunity to travel in her life her name is Tyra, she is my niece and in March 2021 at the age of 25 years old she noticed a small sore on her tongue, she went to the doctor and he said and he said it was not life threating and to just keep an eye on it. this was not the case, to make a long story short a couple months later Tyra was diagnosed with Stage 3 Oral squamous cell carcinoma in her tongue she was put on aggressive treatment plan including a immediate 14 hour surgery to remove her tongue and replace it with parts of her fore arm and then 30 rounds of radiation therapy which last over Christmas and then a full year of speech therapy and check ups. through out all of the life threating challenges Tyra held on to hope and laughed everyday and made sure the people around her smiled with her! she is now 26 years old and cancer free and living life to the fullest and making sure she is sharing her journey with whomever will listen and hear it. cheers Corey!

Giving this a shot! Even though commenting on stuff like this is waaay out of my comfort zone. Thank you guys for everything

My dad passed away when I was 3 and since then it's been just me, my brother, and my mom. She was diagnosed with Breast Cancer on my 13th birthday nearly 5 years ago. The thought of losing her too absolutely shattered me. My brother and I were 13 and 14 at the time and couldn't truly grasp how serious and scary the situation was, but not once did my mom show any fear. She showed strength, patience, and always had such a good attitude despite how sick or serious the situation really was. She truly is the strongest and most selfless person I know. She was always worried about our happiness over her own. Thankfully she is now cancer-free and still the bad-ass woman I have always known and loved. Watching your journey Bec, has been so beautifully heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. You continued to hold onto that positive attitude and I truly do admire you for that. And Eamon, you have really been the best partner for Bec. A strong support system is so needed in a time of uncertainty and I hope you know how appreciated you really are. A bucket-list item that my mom and I have always had is taking a trip to Europe specifically Italy and just absolutely indulging. Our love language has always been food and we have always dreamed of taking a trip around Europe and eating our hearts out. In all honesty, my mom has no idea who you guys are (she's a millennial after all lol), but I just know that she would adore your kind hearts. Honestly, we wouldn't care what we do! Not only is it the Bucket List Year, I have coined it the YEAR OF YES! Say yes to things because as we all know too well, life is precious. Love you guys!!! And on a completely separate and more selfish note (just to throw it out there): My bucket list item is going to an F1 race in another country! I've recently gotten super into Formula 1 and the culture and experience of going to a race seems so exciting and exhilarating. Just thought I'd throw that out there for fun :)

To say these past 2/3 years have been the hardest time for my family is an absolute understatement. My Mom is a nurse and my sister is an Emergency Department tech, both of which were absolutely put through the ringer during covid. I remember the first few months of covid my Mom wouldn't let me touch her or go near her, even though she she had bruises on her face from wearing an N95 all day. Then, suddenly, my Dad passed away from covid on January 8th, 2021. My Mom and Dad would spend their weekends working on house "projects" like putting up new ceilings, redoing entire bathrooms, switching out the tile floors that they had only installed five years ago. The amount of paint that my Mom has purchased over the years is unmatched. I watched the strongest woman I know completely break down and question how she was going to be able to do life on her own. Thankfully, we have amazing friends and family who have helped us through this insanely difficult time. My Mom has even started projects again. I can hear her cursing my Dad every now and then to help her figure out a tricky cut or layout she'd been struggling with. With everything my Mom has gone through over the years, I've wanted nothing more than to be able to provide something, anything for her. She's always talked about going back to Italy one day, spending time in the rolling hills of Tuscany. She went there in 2018 with my Dad and has brought it up every time we talk about travel. My bucket list item is getting my Mom back to Tuscany, to a small house in the hills where she can watch the sun rise in the morning while she drinks her coffee. On a separate note- I started watching you both when you shipped Trinity to Europe. You're the reason I became obsessed with van life and dreamed of traveling the world in my own van. I stayed watching you both when you bought the cabin. My whole life, our house has been under constant construction. We have always been a do it yourself family, so watching you both transform your cabin reminded me of my family. It was comforting hearing you talk about dry wall, screws, and cuts when for a while it was really quiet in my house. So thank you.

My Bucket list wish would be to attend your wedding, it would be fabulous to meet you guys in person as you are such inspirational people. The guest list would be out of this world, it would be a dream come true to meet everyone that you hang around with rather than just watch them every week.

My bucket list item is to visit Liberia, Africa with my sister who was adopted from there when she was 4. We’re both in our 30s now and she hasn’t been back since she was adopted. It would be the trip of a lifetime to go together and experience her culture, learn more about her heritage and where she comes from. Adoption often comes with so much unseen pain, related to identity and understanding one’s self. This journey would be so meaningful for her and it would mean the world to me to share that experience with her! ❤ Love y’all so much, you give me so much inspiration to embrace life. Excited to see what 2023 holds!

I am currently waiting for my tests on a lump. Bec’s journey encouraged me to get checked and to make sure I am healthy for myself, my partner and my kids. This journey has made me think about my life and what I want to do before I die. My bucket list item is to go to burning man. They have a temple they build every year, people out in photos, write messages and wishes on the wooden walls, at the end of burning man it it burnt down. To symbolize releasing those things and to move on to the next stage of life. Even seeing a video of it made me cry, let alone seeing it in person. Whether or not I have breast cancer, bec has given me hope about this situation and I truly cannot thank her enough. Happy travels and here’s to 2023

I think you are both amazing. My 6 year old said we need to comment to let you know that it’s his life goal to see a peregrine falcon and a puffling (baby puffin) in the wild 😂 we home educate and he’s been really into birds lately. But seriously we love watching your videos. You are both an inspiration to our family. We love to go out and explore nature and learn from our environments. And we hope to some day have a van of our own so we can travel and teach our 3 kids. We love your positivity and outlook on life. We are so happy your feeling better Bec and hope you both can experience your own dreams. ❤

My mother in law was diagnosed with breast cancer . She has been amazingly strong during her journey but boy has it been a ruff one for her . For her I know since she's been on this journey she wants to spend time with her family in a family trip to Disney. With her 2 children and 2 grandchildren . She enjoys to watch her grandchildren smile and having that opportunity to accomplish this for would be a blessing . Your cancer journey videos has help us so much prepare her for what was coming and how to prepare herself . Thank you so much for sharing it.

❤Help finish my late MOM’s bucket list by backpacking Spain for her & leave her ashes there: First, So glad to see you guys back on the road and you feeling better Becs!!!! Cancer is an f*ckin battle. I lost my mom to breast cancer in 2015. Cancer was so agressive she was diagnosed in January, completed her chemo, and was supposed to be fine. But 3 weeks before my wedding that October, she went in for a headache and it was then we learned it metastasized to her brain and my mom was given 3 weeks to live. Despite that, she was so determined to make it to my wedding and even declined to take morphine so she could be lucid. She was too weak to walk me down the isle, but I am so eternally grateful she was there to give me away. My mom was and is my hero and gave her whole life to raise myself and my 5 sisters after our das cheated and left her. She never complained, just worked to make our dreams come true, laying her own down. Her greatest dream, was to go to Spain, she used to say-“ I don’t care where I live once I get there, leave me to live in the streets”. I planned to go when I finished grad school and take her ashes with me but didn’t get to because of well 2020. So that is my bucket list, to finish my moms bucket list for her by backpacking for one month in Spain for my mom and spread her ashes there. Love you guys!!!! Have the best bucket list year ever!!!!!🎉🎉

You both deserve the world & I’m so glad it’s finally once again yours to conquer. Cannot wait to be taken along as you help people achieve their dreams 🙌🏼💛

My husband and I started watching your channel when you purchased your cabin. We absolutely LOVED following the complete remodel and are in awe of the gorgeous result from all your efforts! Then the news that Bec was diagnosed with cancer. : ( We watched every episode of Bec's incredible journey, and could relate to all the ups and downs both of you went through both as the patient and caregiver. It hit really close to home for us. In January 2022 after just getting over Covid my husband wasn't feeling well. It wasn't the "typical" not feeling well. I followed my gut and took him to the emergency room, where they told us he was having a heart attack. While in ICU over the next week they discovered his heart function was only 20%, he has a left bundle branch block in his heart, and he had a 6mm aortic aneurysm in his heart that could rupture at any moment, which would result in sudden death. At the time he was just 49 years of age with no prior heart conditions or history of high blood pressure. This all came on suddenly and as a total shock! Since then, my husband has had open heart surgery and two additional heart surgeries, countless procedures and hasn't been able to return to work. A few months ago we learned he needs a heart transplant. We are doing our best to remain hopeful and positive, and are working with a team of cardiac specialists to hopefully find a way to increase his heart function to a point where the need for transplant can be postponed for as long as possible. Before all this we used to love going camping with our three Border Collies. We always tent-camped and enjoyed lots of hiking and cooking on the campfire. However, my husband is no longer able to do any of the physical aspects that tent camping requires, he has a difficult time walking from the bedroom to the living room in our home. Our biggest dream would be to camp again, but it would have to be in a camping trailer or RV. Life is so very precious, and none of us know what tomorrow will bring so we must make the most of today! Thank you for being such an inspiration! We are praying for your continued health and look forward to watching your 2023 Bucket List adventures!

Wow so many deserving people of amazing bucket list adventures chiming in here! I admire you so much for making this your mission for the next year! My 11 year old son dreams of us diving the Great Barrier Reef before it’s gone. He was diagnosed with a congenital health condition at birth and has endured more blood draws, tests, appts and medication than is fair for a child. We strive to make the most of every day and to spend as much time in nature as possible. We’ve already swam with whale sharks in La Paz so the GBR is next on the list!

This video makes me so excited for 2023! Bucket list idea: I definitely think you both, (with me) should go swimming with humpback whales In Western Australia when they are migrating north. Something I feel so drawn too being in a big ocean with such amazing animals!

The northern lights with my mom, she’s was recently diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer last month and waiting because journey has help me and my mom go about this so much easier knowing shes not alone ❤

I would love to go to Italy with my husband of 43yrs - we were never able to take a real honeymoon. We want to see all the amazing works of art and enjoy a simple Italian spaghettis dinner. I am a knitter and would love to visit a yarn fiber shop. Thank you for any consideration for a dream trip. The Millers!

Hi! Eamon and bec!!! Love you guys! My mom has breast cancer that metastasized to sternum, brain, lung cancer. She loves food and travel and family and fitness. This is my bucket list item. Her dream has always been to go with my whole immediate family of 12 to coastal Italy and Europe because that’s where her great grandparents were from. (Sicily )Plus we made so many memories here when I was just a baby and we wanted to go back and experience that with her 9 s children as older kids. That’s our bucket list item. I would just love to see the look on her face if I could give her a ticket to go to Italy . :) Like this comment if you think it’s a good bucket list item

Can we call it a BECket list since our girl has us all out here living more intentionally?!❤ Struggled with infertility for six years and finally have my triple rainbow baby boy, my biggest bucket list item is to give him as much fun and adventure as possible❤ love you guys!

Eamon comes alive when Bec is around. What a precious thing to share together. Truly better together 😊