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I noticed a painful lump in my right breast, near the nipple. I’m right-handed. Soon after, two more lumps followed, one at about 3:00 and the other at 6:00 o’clock in the breast. I wondered what this was about?

A year before, my lovely wife died at only 49 years of age. I was devastated and very angry with God for taking her. The MD told me that she died of “brain cancer.”

I knew well enough that there is no brain cancer and that she had brain edema. My wife had refused to see any medical doctors about her headaches and other health conditions, including ascites.

Eventually I made peace with God and was able to accept the loss of my wife. We had an excellent marriage, and I missed her very much. About a year after her death, I noticed three 3 cm sized lumps in the right breast. They were painful and uncomfortable to touch. I instantly knew what these were about. It was a nest worry and care conflict.

The skin over the lumps turned red and they soon burst through the skin and were leaking clear fluid, some pus, and a little blood. I was completely calm about this and knew well enough to stay away from any medical doctors.

The whole process took about six or seven weeks. Because I had been studying GNM/GHk and had knowledge in advance of how my
biology functions, I had no fear. It was relatively painless but a bit uncomfortable. I was not confined to bed or had any notable fevers and was able to carry on with my normal duties and activities. Recovery was complete, and five years later there are no traces of anything wrong. My breast was not deformed and there was no scarring. (Archive, Danny Carroll)

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