Amie Balesky

He had been an alcoholic for a while, but it was closeted.

And so she ended up finding all this stuff in his car and all these receipts.

Long story short, when I was talking to him, he was like, man, I just want to go home.

I'm so sorry.

I didn't know what to do.

I'm just like in this complete like, oh, yeah.

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

And I was like, it's OK, Brad.

Like, you're good.

Don't worry.

But like as as she accepted that he was OK, as he accepted that he was fine, that his mother who had passed the year before was there to get him.

You could feel this.

There's 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 light and 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.

Or he's talking about his son that was like four years old at the time, like all these things.

So, yeah, that's what I'm trying.

That's like my next frontier.

No, absolutely not.