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The three scariest words you could hear in the English language are “you have cancer.” No other phrase will take the wind out of your sails and instill such fear as this powerful phrase. Personally, I have heard these words, not once, not twice, but three times… with each diagnosis a more serious, sinister, and terrifying one.
In 2015, I had a hot, itchy sensation on the outer side of my left breast. I massaged and iced it, but nothing made it go away. After months of continued irritation and a good friend’s insistence, I decided to get it checked out. And to my shock, I was told it was a cancerous tumor (DCIS) and that it would require immediate removal.

Conveniently, the breast surgeon could schedule me in the next week. I was like a deer in headlights.
I had never had any health challenges before this, so I decided to get these rogue cells removed immediately.
In 2020, I was having my annual mammogram and ultrasound, which found I had a pea-sized lump, this time on the top of my left breast. I could not feel it with my fingers and had no sensory awareness it was there. They biopsied the lump to find it was cancerous and in my lymph nodes (ER+, HER2+) which is usually treated with a lumpectomy, chemotherapy, Herceptin infusions and possibly radiation. The oncologist instilled a great deal of fear in me around this little lump, and I reluctantly had surgery and commenced chemotherapy straight away. After eighteen months of infusions, I was then urged to have a double mastectomy and
reconstruction. To which I complied. In 2023, just eighteen months after having my breasts removed, I discovered a lump on the
outer side of my left breast, above my implant.

It was hard and the size of a golf ball. I chose to ignore it for many months, but it was hard to ignore as it protruded out of my skin and was visible in some tops. I finally went to have the lump checked to discover that yes, it was a cancerous lump (ER+, HER2-) that had metastasized into my bones and lymphatic system. I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer despite not having any breast tissue at all. How could this be?

I intuitively felt this was a crazy situation. Just eighteen months out from significant cancer treatment, my cancer had returned with even greater force. I was looking down the barrel of a terminal diagnosis at just age 52.
I had jumped through all the hoops the medical fraternity put in front of me and cancer kept coming back… like an unwanted visitor repeatedly returning again and again.

This time, I chose to ignore the advice of the oncologist and instead went looking for a more holistic and natural approach to healing. And what a wondrous journey of learning and selfdiscovery it has been.
I’d love to say that I quickly figured it out and had a miraculous and immediate recovery. But that’s not how my story goes.

I tried many different healing modalities, some effective and some not so effective to my overall healing. Many of these were more ‘surface’ level treatments, the low-hanging fruit. But I was bypassing the real work that sat at the core of my cancer.

It was around this time that I discovered German New Medicine and Dr. Hamer’s incredible work. I devoured everything I could find about this very different paradigm of thinking and approach. I intuitively knew this was the missing link.

As I began to study German New Medicine, my health continued to decline. It wasn’t until I was riddled with tumors and crippled with so much pain, that I decided something needed to change. “I” needed to change.
Instead of giving German New Medicine a cursory glance, I began to explore the possible conflicts that might be driving a recurrence of breast cancer in my left breast. What was driving this part of my body to continue building tumors despite having no breast tissue? I had been busy treating the “symptoms” of cancer, but not the root cause.

For many months I explored the mother/child separation conflict as that felt relevant. It wasn’t until I began working with a German New Medicine practitioner that I realized I have a left-handed orientation in terms of German New Medicine, despite being right-handed. This meant that I was looking at the incorrect conflict given my handedness. So, I began to look at the partner-separation conflict, and that felt even more relevant to my life story.

This realization opened a can of worms that had laid dormant for 20 years. In German New Medicine, they ask about significant conflicts that stood out for you. And this conflict was the most significant, heart-wrenching, traumatic experience of my life.

At that time, I was married and had a beautiful 3-year-old son. I had left my country of origin, Canada, to build a life with an Australian man. I truly believed he would be my “forever” partner and so discovering that he was having an affair sent a seismic shock wave through my entire being.

I did what any self-respecting woman would do and asked for a divorce.
The years that followed were incredibly difficult as I was left to pick up the pieces of my life in a foreign country, a three-year-old in tow and an ex-husband who overnight went from being my beloved and best friend to my archenemy.

I was continually confronted by his hostility, manipulation, and game-playing all the while left to raise our son for the next 15 years. To make matters worse, our son is a spitting image both in looks and personality of his father, so I had a daily reminder of the person I was so desperately trying to separate from.

I endured a great deal of abusive behavior from my ex-husband and his new lover for many years, making it very difficult to find any peace and to heal. My best option was to avoid him and his partner, which resulted in my repressing the hurts and betrayal of this man.

It wasn’t until I took a serious look at what was in the way of my healing (so much deep pain, grief, sadness and loss related to the separation from my son’s father) that I began to heal. I leaned into the partner-separation  conflict that had plagued my life for many years with a focus on healing it once and for all.

I got in the driver’s seat as my own greatest healer and tended to the deeper, core work I needed to do to clear this conflict, and associated emotions trapped in my body. And in two short months, my tumors literally vanished. A miraculous, happy ending to many years of suffering.

I believe that Dr. Hamer’s work is key to exploring and clearing the root cause of disease.
I am so very grateful to him and this incredible body of work. (Archive, Danny Carroll)

— CINDY SCOTT

 

This report is from Danny Carrolls book/ebook Breast Cancer is a MISDIAGNOSIS