Amie Balesky

He was like, I'm so sorry.

I didn't know what to do.

And then he kept flashing me what his body looked like, like completely charred.

And I was like, it's okay, Brad, you're good.

Don't worry.

But like, as he accepted that he was fine and his mother who had passed the year before was there to get him, you could feel this, this like lightning in the room.

And then all of a sudden the conversation went from very heavy and very sad.

And my client even felt it to very, just like good.

Then he starts bringing up the two dogs, which means now we're talking to him in heaven because dogs only exist in heaven.

Okay, guys, Amy is back on the show and she cut a lot of her hair off.

Thanks for coming back.

All of it.

Yes, you're welcome.

Thank you for having me.

What made you do that?

One of my, well, my longest running childhood best friend, her name is Christina.

She ended up finding out she had stage three going into stage four breast cancer and she has family, but they didn't want to cut their hair off.

So she said, will you do it with me?

And I said, sure.

Wow.