Loved seeing more of Max and Eamon's friendship in this one. Loving the podcast!
@karyuunolore41 минут бұрын
This episode has been a journey. I have had to watch it making pauses to digest and reflect on everything you guys have discussed. It has taken me through an insightful self reflection that I didnt know I needed and it has made me feel so at ease and peaceful afterwards. Thank you for the messages you deliver with these conversations. You guys are truly doing a healing work. Lots of love for everyone reading this going through a difficult situation. You are seen and appreciated and I'm glad you are still in this world.
@martharezaee208858 минут бұрын
Thank God that you are healthy now and have your beautiful healthy little girl. You are so powerful. Be proud of yourself.🫶🏻👏🏼
@marthasereniusСағат бұрын
WOWZA! My life is now forever changed! The thing that has changed me is recognizing that Bec is able to express,in the moment ,her gratitude towards someone else. She has the courage and ability to tell you,in real time, to your face, the things she loves about you. I love it so much, expressing my gratitude and love for others very difficult for me. You make it look so easy. something I’m going to incorporate into my life now and I know it will bring me so much joy and it will let the other person feel my love for them. Thank you so much. I’ve already watched this episode a few times. It’s so moving. ❌⭕️❌❤️
@estersreisvlogjes4113Сағат бұрын
You're podcast is amazing! would love to hear more about the meditation your doing now, and how to start with accepting and loving yourself more
@nualarosth84482 сағат бұрын
I have been following you guys for years with all the ups and downs. I’m a 67 year old mom and grandmother . This was so touching and inspiring sending lots of hugs to you all ❤. I had to jump back in and talk about the mushroom thing, it does make me a little disappointed because I would be so sad and worried if my two children or their parents did any of that kind of thing, Sorry 😢
@kayleeprentice55292 сағат бұрын
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@user-gq4xw3fe2s2 сағат бұрын
Great pod! Love you guys! Bec and Eamon and Max you do life well.❤ Grandma Debbie on Grandpa’s iPad xoxoxo 1:11:22
@davevanbeers69442 сағат бұрын
I am just wondering, is being a KZbinr lonelier then other professions? Also what is with the sometimes weird self esteem thing, the “I can do this… so… you should too”? It looks so difficult to me to be genuine, vulnerable and true to yourself in a 20 minute production of your weekly life. While I did enjoy this podcast, I do like the podcast where it is just you two the best. 😊
@lucyjackson68792 сағат бұрын
Incredible episode ❤
@passion4growth6133 сағат бұрын
Texted my sibling ❤
@louise75523 сағат бұрын
DAMN, i missed this yesterday in Australia 🇦🇺. I would have asked Max to really encourage Bec & Eamon NOT TO SELL THE CABIN. Its a gift from the universe, once in a lifetime find, beautiful breathtaking scenery, the lake, the house, its a jewel ✨️. PLEASE DONT SELL ,FRIENDS.❤❤❤
@janeholt86783 сағат бұрын
Loved learning more from Max and enjoying this weekly blog! Good job, congratulations on this new adventure!!
@andiesylvester94213 сағат бұрын
I love your inspiring story, 9 year cancer warrior here and I am going to check out the meditation idea ❤
@psych-out4 сағат бұрын
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Dr. Rom Leidner created a groundbreaking experimental cancer treatment in Portland, Oregon. Dr. Leidner’s treatment is currently the only known effective therapy for metastatic cancer, the deadliest of all cancers. The treatment uses the harvested T-cells from patients and genetically modifies them to attack cancer, also known as the living drug. This treatment represents hope to pancreatic cancer patients and potentially other cancer patients🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉You should check out Dr Leidner. He recently cured a man that had stage 4 pancreatic cancer 🎉 #EamonandBec @EamonandBec rerootwitheamonandbec
@vesna.idzako4 сағат бұрын
This 👆🏻💜
@lotusdolphin4 сағат бұрын
Bec I had that same challenge with an emergency c-section and felt robbed. They brought my son to me I couldn’t even hold him or focus on him And they took him away from me It killed me!!!! They think I had been given too much anesthesia. So it was absolute hours before I actually got to hold him and look at him and see him. And do the skin to skin thing. And his father. Which we don’t talk about too much because we are definitely not together anymore. Did not do the skin to skin thing didn’t want to. And so he never got that. But we are incredibly bonded now he just turned 38. And I will be 68 in December. He and my daughter-in-love, gave me the gift of helping her birth, my grandson. It was truly magical. It was everything that I hoped mine would be and wasn’t. Bec you and Eamon. Are absolute warriors. And heroes in my book. You had so many challenges to go through one after another after another. It’s just crazy. The ultimate spot that you have arrived in. Is so incredibly inspiring and uplifting. All those things that you have taught Eamon and he’s practicing are so powerful. I wish I had had that at your age. But I got it in my 40s. So it’s all good. I continue to practice and teach others if they’re open. And we have another baby on the way I was only able to have one son and have had one grandson and this will be our second grandson. I’m so excited. Unfortunately, the kids aren’t into the energy work and feeling as we are. But I am still going to ask if I can bring my Tibetan bowls with me at 68 I am becoming a master in sound healing I’ve gone on way too long so sorry this podcast was so incredibly heartwarming. I feel like you are my kids too and was so heartbroken to hear what you had to go through and the way it turned out from the way you had planned it. However, with that said you still went through and did an incredible job. I’m gonna have to go back and listen to yellow although Amon’s rendition was great I couldn’t quite get the feeling of it😂 Thank you so much for taking us with you. You still made it a very beautiful empowering occasion. What a great birthday party. And look at her now. I am curious to know where you cancer is now. I pray for you all the time. You guys are killing it as parents !! Sending all my love Liz from California 😍🥰 🇺🇸
@olgamohr40474 сағат бұрын
Max words to his sister made me tear up 🙊🥲😍
@owenrichardson30265 сағат бұрын
I`m so glad you guys got together and had a yap about this, as a viewer for the start of your youtube journeys this helps alot for me too.
@aysee.94315 сағат бұрын
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@amethystbammel44445 сағат бұрын
Do you guys have book recommendations on healing, wellness, meditation, etc
@traceydoe10225 сағат бұрын
Wow this conversation was deep! Love you all. Be Kind, always!😊
@Ana.ortegar5 сағат бұрын
Love the amazing family you are, finding so much inspiration… miss you tons 💕
@Macmannn6 сағат бұрын
I never knew that Max was a medic! But I knew there was something about him I could relate to. I’ve been a paramedic on the Canadian east coast for 12yrs.. it’s crazy how when it gets down to it the job is really the same no matter where you are. I can agree with everything he said. My coworkers are my family and my work partner is one I’d trust with my life.
@madeleynmartinez83306 сағат бұрын
Such a beautiful conversation. Thank you for sharing!
@ishmom16 сағат бұрын
Wow you guys this was such a good pod cast. Love you all, I know this isn't an easy conversation to have and is probably really had to talk about. But you all had such good advice I really hope whoever needed to hear this heard it. I know being in darkness makes it hard to hear things. And feeling so alone and like you will never breath again or see light again is really really hard. 10 years I fought and I had people around me that loved me and still love me. I would say to anyone who is struggling and feels like they are swallowed up in darkness don't let it win keep fighting no matter how tired you are. Somehow find a way to make it to the next day. It can and will get better. Please Just don't give up. I'm so glad I didn't let it win.
@Maribeth-r4c6 сағат бұрын
Watched you guys put the studio together. It worked out so well and looks fab! And how nice to see you two with Max. Is this your first interview?
@debraharding80076 сағат бұрын
Great podcast!!
@CindieLang6 сағат бұрын
Amazing and very touching conversation. Thank you.
@jacintam25866 сағат бұрын
As an ICU nurse in Australia Maxs experience of PTSD and the emotional trauma of watching those people who have just retired become sick hits home! Thanks for sharing and look after yourself 🩵
@mariongorder11606 сағат бұрын
Love this
@lisabrysse63126 сағат бұрын
Loved this podcast and its honesty. Great work guys ❤.
@ruthieclarke91257 сағат бұрын
I followed Max and Lee for a while when their vids were out there. I remember they broke up and Lee went back and started a new van build with another guy and they were hooked up. Then a vid of Max with a woman in her van and I don't know if there were vids taken off KZbin but right after that Lee killed herself. I wish you could have explained that. I think that Lee realized she made a mistake and could not take the guilt of leaving Max especially seeing he was moving on so quickly and so openly for others to see, If the videos are still available it would be interesting to review. I would never kill myself after ditching a man for another but that is what I have always thought about the situation. Regrets especially with depression can really lead to bad outcomes with the mentally ill.
@elizabethcarpio38237 сағат бұрын
Just saw this and I teared up! You are literally saving lives with this podcast. We are going through a vulnerability and connection crisis and this fights against it. You are the good side of social media. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
@eucebo7 сағат бұрын
As someone who suffers from depression with suicidal tendencies, I've loved hearing all of you talk about how you've felt over Lee's decision and what would be a good thing to do, like all being "on the same page", etc. I've pulled myself "back from the edge" at two separate times in my life: the first one was 12 years ago and nobody in my family or friends knew about what was happening to me. I was lucky that I was already in therapy and got the help I needed on time. After that, it took me years to talk about it, and it was difficult to explain to those who don't suffer from it. The second crisis was triggered by the pandemic (of course) and by then many of "my people" knew of my struggles, yet they didn't see it coming or didn't know what to do to help. After all those years, I was even able to understand the changes inside me early on when I started going down that path, and yet I didn't seek help immediately. Nothing could help, just me. I got out of it eventually, with therapy and medication, and now I speak more freely about it. I kind of feel like I want people to know what I've been through… And I think it is maybe because after that last time I just knew a third crisis would be the end of me. I want everyone around me to know because I don't think I will ask for help next time, so maybe I'm trying to educate them so they can see the signs... Anyway, I'm doing really great now. I went back to school after 15 years, I've met new people... I'm still alone a lot, even though I am a super extroverted and social person, but I guess I have learned to like my solitude... or something. Thank you all for being such strong advocates for mental health. It's helped me to be more open about it and not ashamed.
@trish69847 сағат бұрын
Where are you at with your cancer journey now?
@lauren77167 сағат бұрын
So all the Betterhelp and Headspace ads were a lie. He doesn't actually use them?
@patriciabowe28177 сағат бұрын
We need more folks like you in our world thank you !!! many blessings 🙏🌺
@annaleebeverley27637 сағат бұрын
I wonder about Lee's boyfriend on who's watch Lee passed...it would be interesting getting his thoughts too. Is anyone in touch with him?
@joanschrader50987 сағат бұрын
I'm the same as Max!! My Instagram algorithm is all dog videos too!!😂❤️🐶
@carolinecoughenour25478 сағат бұрын
Love from the USA
@One_Crazy_Dog_Mum8 сағат бұрын
I followed Jane o’s lead and left my pathology career after 25 years for a check out chick job at coles, Bunnings has also been my 2nd home lately to build a catio for our new 5 year old rescue cat, life’s too short and I’ve lost someone I love dearly every 3rd year of my life so I finally said pluck it, I’m making changes for me and my partner & furkids. 🫶🏻🇦🇺
@Teacher_Funnies8 сағат бұрын
That was deep and so beautiful ❤️
@SophieMassat8 сағат бұрын
That's funny how everyone is scared when a baby comes into the world. Babies don't need hospitals. They don't even need anybody else than their mum to be born. 😅
@jaynefuller47088 сағат бұрын
Max you are such a wonderful human
@Ashleyerwinvaba8 сағат бұрын
“I almost dropped it, yeah, I juggled it, I juggled the baby” when I tell you I LOST ITTTT 😂😂
@jaynefuller47088 сағат бұрын
💛💛💛love you all xx
@TRXvaulterGIRL8 сағат бұрын
Love the three of you. Thank you for such great life advice. Poor mental health seems more and more prevalent. Everyone struggles here and there. It is nice to hear people talk about it through real life experience. Your honesty helps to encourage positive change and open conversations. I always appreciate your encouragement to tell the people you love, you love them. Have these deep conversations. Share those little positive memories and reasons they are special. Everyone can use one of those in this negative world being pushed down our throats all the time. Thank you all for being that reminder; love is the way. Mushrooms too. 🫶🏽🙏🏽