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Big Transition Day: Selling Their Long-Term Van

It’s their last day in Ireland, and they’re flying back to North America in less than 24 hours.
Their van, “Martha,” breaks late the previous week with a massive oil leak.
- The team spends hours chasing parts.
- During repairs, a deeper issue is discovered: clutch/gearbox problems and a damaged seal.
- They have to scramble to get Martha ready for sale.
Despite the chaos, they complete a final “big boy list”:
1. Fix what’s out of their control
  - Van repair work is handled by mechanics; they couldn’t source everything in time to finish the full list themselves.
2. Handle what they can control
  - Emptying and cleaning the van thoroughly for photos and the next owner.
Martha has been with them for ~6–7 years, and the filming becomes emotional as they take photos and say goodbye.

While one person empties the van, the other focuses on neglected finishing touches:
- Resticking carpet trim and polishing details they previously ignored because “you never really see them.”
- Carpeting a section successfully, even after grease gets on their hands (they use special mechanic soap).
They also install/fix small comfort items:
- Fixing van lights using clips after lights were “severed” earlier during setup.
- They mention they “haven’t had lights for years,” emphasizing how meaningful even small fixes feel right before resale.

Before leaving, they handle last-minute essentials:
- Look up travel insurance (explicitly mentioned “while we’re pregnant”).
- Check passports/keys and general travel requirements.
Pregnancy is a key focus:
- The subtitles mention frequent bathroom trips and exhaustion (including only sleeping ~3 hours, waking in pain during the night).
Airport process highlights:
- Some airports allow leaving electronics in bags, making security easier.
- They’re patted down.
- A staff member guesses baby gender based on how she was carrying (and it’s correct).

After arriving in Canada:
- They find Milo looks good, with no mold issues noted.
- They feel emotional relief.
Milo startup quick win:
- They fear a dead battery, but Milo starts first try after a battery/grounding issue is addressed.
A new problem appears:
- The fridge is “completely and utterly moldy,” which they attribute to power being off during their absence.
Their plan:
- Deep clean
- Get supplies: shop for items, get water, top up propane, and remove rubbish

They note Canada feels strange without snow—then clarify it’s very warm compared to previous visits.
Throughout, they juggle mixed emotions:
- Sadness leaving Martha
- Excitement returning to Milo
- Feeling “too much to process right now” because of time pressure

Later, the video reframes the opening:
- Key gets hospitalized after waking up in a pool of fluid.
Immediate steps:
- They go to the hospital to check the baby and rule out major leak issues.
- A doctor advises getting Key back to Ireland ASAP.
They book a flight home for Key to Northern Ireland for further care.
The narrator says they will:
- Pack the van and return it to storage
- Keep everyone updated, with “thoughts and prayers” requested