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Marja Nieuwveld from Switzerland and the Netherlands was diagnosed with superficial basal cell carcinoma on her right breast.

The epidermis reacts to a so-called separation conflict or contact avulsion. In her case, the shocking event was when, after an extremely exhausting month-long bike tour at the beginning of 2020, all she wanted to do was hug her father in great anticipation as he awaited her at her destination. But then she was suddenly told that they had to “keep their distance” because of coronavirus, which meant she was not allowed to have the contact with him that she had longed for so much, which left her stunned and shocked!

Based on her description, it can be assumed that she was largely conflict-active for two years. After two years, i.e. when the corona period was slowly coming to an end, the conflict could have been resolved, which is why the conflict-resolved phase resulted in a more than one-year open wound.

Often the dermis also reacts as a result of open wounds, i.e. a locally perceived defilement or attack conflict caused by the wound. Here, too, it is very likely that this was the case as a result of the open wound and that the lump was a process of the dermis.

Here is Marja's full experience report as a video (english subtitles can be activated):