You're listening to the highlights of the full episode.

Hey listener, I'm Eric Taylor. This week, we're going straight to the conversation with Lacey.

So I, and I don't have my extensions in right now, which is, you know, really sad. But I've always had really fine, thin hair.

It will age me a little bit, and that's okay. I'm proud of it. But when I was in high,

when I was a senior in high school, the first flat irons came out. So I just remember my friends

with this big brick, a big hot tools brick for people that have been doing hair for 20 years like me.

And my friends would just flat iron their hair and they just had this long straight hair.

And my hair would just like get to a certain length and break off.

And it was so thin and I always just wanted this luscious, thick hair.

And I got into extensions when I was working

in Las Vegas and I was obsessed with extensions. I loved I got them on myself and then I just thought

literally every woman needs to feel like this if she chooses right like I never I'd never had

beautiful hair and um and i just

definitely um loved it changed it really changed my life as some people may think that sounds

cheesy or vain um extensions change women's life um i've had multiple women sit in my chair and cry because they've

never had thick hair or hair that will hold a curl or felt the kind of confidence that they

get when they wear extensions. So I just fell in love with it and that's all that I wanted to do.

You mentioned that I was diagnosed with the brain tumor, which led to an MS diagnosis.

Hold on.

What year was that?

2015.

And how did you know?

...