California Woman's 7 Wonders of the World in 13 Days Trip Goes Viral

— -- Megan Sullivan got hit by a car, fell 50-feet off a cliff, was diagnosed with skin cancer, met her future boyfriend and went on a trip with him to see the Seven Wonders of the World in 13 days, all in the span of about two months.

Sullivan, 31, says she had been dreaming of a trip to see the Seven Wonders of the World for nearly three years but never knew when it was going to happen.

Last November, the San Francisco-based producer had the trifecta of catastrophes -- the car accident, cliff fall and cancer diagnosis -- happen all that month.

Around the same time, Sullivan met her now-boyfriend, Chris McNamara, 36, who asked her on their second date what the one thing was she had always wanted to do in her life.

"I let him know about the journey and he said, ‘Yeah, let’s do it,’” Sullivan told ABC News. "I was like, ‘What are you talking about.'"

When Sullivan, whose skin cancer was treated with minor surgery, got 13 days off work, the couple decided to drop everything and see the Seven Wonders of the World in 13 days.

“You start to think there’s no time like the present,” Sullivan said. “I just kind of planned it all backwards from 13 days, clocking it like once we land here, take a train to here and back, drive there.”

Sullivan and McNamara left for their dream trip in late December, after just about 10 days of planning. Their trip is now going viral thanks to a Facebook post from Ashton Kutcher, after Sullivan posted a video of the trip, which she also documented on Instagram and a blog.

In all, the couple traveled 28,211 miles across 12 countries, taking 15 flights. Sullivan’s favorite stop was Beijing and the Great Wall of China.

“It was unexpectedly amazing,” Sullivan said. “We took a ski lift up the Great Wall and a toboggan down, because when you only have 32 hours that’s what you do.”

Sullivan had to utilize her producer skills of thinking on the spot and managing logistics when a gate agent at the airport in India told them they did not have the right Visa to travel to China.

“We thought, ‘We’ve come so far and we’re going to get stuck in India,’” Sullivan recalled. “I told Chris to just not argue with him and let me handle it.”

The couple almost did not even get to that part of their trip after they overlooked the time difference at their first stop, Chichen Itza in Mexico. Once they landed in Cancun, they realized they had just about six hours to drive to the first wonder, visit it and take photos and return for their flight to Peru to visit Machu Picchu.

“If we had missed that flight it would have been a domino effect and the whole trip would have been over,” Sullivan said. “We just kept going back to the spreadsheet, checking, are we going to make it.”

Sullivan and McNamara not only made it to Peru and the rest of the Wonders, their relationship survived too. They even returned overseas over Memorial Day, this time for a quick trip through Europe, where they saw the sights on electric skateboards.

“It was a whirlwind,” Sullivan said of their Seven Wonders trip. “Every time we’d go to a wonder we’d say, ‘I can’t believe we’re pulling this off right now.’”