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I had an unexpected separation around a relationship that felt “ripped away” from my breast in February of 2024. It was very distressing to me and lasted for 4 months. In May of 2024, I noticed, whilst drying off from a shower, that my right nipple appeared to be retracting.

At this point, I knew nothing of German New Medicine (GNM), but I was very distrustful of conventional medicine. I chose the wait-and-see approach. I experienced a resolution of the separation in the relationship in June 2024. Within a couple of weeks, I noticed a lump.

At this point, I scheduled a mammogram but had to wait a month due to schedule conflicts. The lump had grown significantly larger, but during those 3 weeks, I discovered GNM. By the time I had my mammogram, I was armed with the truth!

I had a 4cm lump at the time of the mammogram, and they wanted me to do a biopsy. I refused. Instead, I contacted a GNM practitioner and discussed my understanding of my timeline. She suggested I have a brain CT scan and consult with a doctor who could read it for me.

My timeline was correct as per the scan. It revealed I did experience an intense separation conflict and was running a milk duct program. It also showed the healing was still in process.

The healing lasted from June until December, during which time, I made some practical changes. I distanced myself from the relationship and made perceptual changes by identifying the negative beliefs that were causing me distress.

Some interesting things I noticed during the healing were that different ducts were inflamed and healing at different times. The lump changed and shifted over time as I went back into conflict activity. I did not experience any feelings of isolation or abandonment that triggered water retention, so I didn't have the type of swelling shown on the GNM website.

In the first part of the healing phase, my breast was slightly swollen and itchy, but not red or engorged. I also experienced tingling, much like when your foot falls asleep. It was uncomfortable but not painful. At other times, I experienced more of a burning sensation, again uncomfortable but not painful. In the second part of the healing phase, my breast was itchy, so itchy!

Also of note, over the years, my right breast has reduced some in size, which I credited to breastfeeding and being middle-aged, but now I know that my breast has gotten smaller because of how many times I have run this program.

From the mammogram, I saw that I had a lot of microcalcifications, which told me I had run this program many times, and as I learned what healing felt like in the body, I also recognized the sensations. The familiarity has brought me a lot of comfort. My body knows how to do this!

Because I felt a repulsion for conventional medicine, I had never had a mammogram, and now I feel so grateful that I listened to my intuition. These yearly scans would most certainly have revealed “cancer” at different points in my life, but instead, I was blissfully unaware, and my body took care of it on its own. I cringe thinking about what would have happened to me before learning GNM!

I currently still have a very small lump, but it's getting smaller every day. I feel grateful for the lump because I know it's restoring my cells. I rejoice when it itches because I know it's breaking down the cells I don't need. Not only am I at peace, but I am amazed at the beauty of nature and quintessence! (Archive, Danny Carroll)

— AUBREY REEL

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