I watched the "Final Confession" video and was moved to tears and have not been able to get you and your family out of my mind. I have prayed daily asking Jesus to wrap you in His love and light, to comfort you and your family in this unbearable time. I have also registered to "Be The Match" in honor of Eric McLean. I Never would have done this had I not seen your video and learned your story. May God Bless You and Keep You and Your Family too. You have inspired so many with your fight and your courage. See you Someday in a place we will all go Home to one day. God Bless.

I am asking GOD to wrap you in his arms and to remove any fears and pain you may have. I am storming the heavens asking for comfort for your wife and family. No pretty platitudes from me Cancer Sucks !

Eric,

You have deeply touched my heart. You are are strong, brave man.

I was in a similar situation about 5 years ago with my bf. At the time, he was diagnosed with colon cancer and went into recession as well. But towards the end, treatments weren't working anymore, and he passed away at the age of 28.

You and your family are in my prayers. Bless you all.

Sincerly,
Monica

Eric, fé na vida, fé no que virá... Os mistérios da vida só Deus para saber... Me como vi com sua luta, você é um guerreiro... Quem dera eu tivesse o poder de te tirar dessa numa lágrima derramada... Um beijo em seu coração, fique com Deus.

Eric,
As a young adult, having those moments when you are scared to die is mentally healthy. When I was a newly married, young adult of 25, I was diagnosed with a malignant melanoma. Even though I wasn't in pain, the diagnosis itself was so frightening it made me vomit----and then later I cried a lot ----in private. I didn't want to be scared because I thought as an adult, I should be able to handle it, and I hoped my faith would carry me through so that I wouldn't have to be afraid.

After years of waiting and watching to see if the cancer would metastasize, I was finally told "not to worry" about it spreading. I have watched your final video four times----because I recognize my younger self in you and remember how scared I was as a young adult with cancer. I finally realized that my being scared was my 25-year-old mind's way of dealing with it and expressing how much I loved life and how much I wanted to live longer and be able to experience this world with all its beauty and love. ----So, that is what I learned: A young adult being scared of facing death is the flip side of passionately loving life. You love life and want to live more of it. That is a simple but beautiful truth.

If I were in charge of miracles, I would send one your way. Peace to you, too.
I am happy you know love and are surrounded by it.

"God is Love," and "Love never ends."

Eric, I was reading the news and just happened on your Confession Final. My heart is breaking for you. And for your wife, parents, family, and friends. I have no good words to say. Nothing that would be some great revelation to assist you in this last bit of your journey. The only words I have is that I'm praying for you and your family. Again, my heart is breaking. There has been much death in my family, so I understand where your family stands. They love you so much. Spend every minute with them. If I could hug you physically, I would, but instead I'm sending cyber hugs. I grieve for you and I grieve for your family. As I said, there are no words, so I don't know how to finish this. I will simply say you will be in my thoughts and prayers. You are a brave and courageous young man. I agree with your doctor -- you won.

Eric and Family,
As I sit here trying to wipe the tears from my eyes, I take a deep breath and allow my fingers to spell out the words for you to read in the hope that the message will be heard loud and clear! ERIC, you are victorious!! 10 yrs ago you were told the worst news imaginable and given the worse case scenario yet you were victorious! Each passing year you were dealt a blow and yet overcame adversity and strife to live another day to tell your story - you are victorious!! Last year you were joined to Cari Lynn in holy matrimony and shared a beautiful year, through ups and downs, yet still together side by side - you are victorious!! Your wonderful foundation is making great strides towards providing support and care to many unfortunate souls battling similar illnesses; all made possible because you were brave enough to make your story public - you are victorious!!! I, David, am a changed man and have a greater outlook on life and understanding how to overcome personal strife because I have been deeply moved and profoundly touched by your courageous fight - you are victorious!!! VICTORY is overcoming adversity! VICTORY is facing a life challenge head on; face to face; eye to eye and PROCLAIMING, NOOOOOO, I will not give up; I will keep on fighting; VICTORY is making the greatest impact on lives with the simplest of intentions. I can sit here and say that your message has reached me and hundreds of thousands of people - a feat I am sure you never thought imaginable. And believe me, it will not end here. I will take your message with me everywhere I go. I will attempt to wear your wristband at every international port I visit and will be sure to share your life and message to anyone that will hear me. You live on through all who carry your message in their hearts. So Eric, you ARE VICTORIOUS!!! Rest up my friend, you have fought bravely and strongly. This isn't goodbye-see you again (or in our case, I look forward to meeting you in person sometime in the future). God Bless you ALWAYS!!!!

Dear Eric and Cari,
I know words may never seem enough but your strength is just overwhelming. What a courageous young man you are.I just came across your video and I am moved. I will be praying for you and your family. Thank you for sharing your fight with us, You give us hope and inspiration.
God Bless You,
Kim Pedersen

Eric,

I came across your videos tonight on aol.com and learned of your story. Here I was feeling sorry for myself because of my problems, meanwhile you are suffering unimaginable pain in so many ways. I cried for you, for your wife, for your family. You are the bravest inspirational being I've ever come across. God be with you and your family during this trying time. I am praying for you and your family. I will be making a donation as well. I wish there was more I could do. I will be looking for you on the other side.

Kristi

Great is Yahweh (God) and all things are possible through His Son Y'shua (Jesus). May His grace and Shalom (Peace) rest on you.