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In May of 2022, while 31 weeks pregnant, I was diagnosed with triple-positive breast cancer (ductal). Almost immediately, I underwent a lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy at 33 weeks pregnant and was then induced at 37 weeks to be able to recover for a month before starting chemotherapy in August. I underwent six rounds of chemo until December 2022.

In January 2023, I did daily radiation for the month and then started hormone therapy that was to be taken for the next 5-10 years. Obviously, I did not know about German New Medicine before this experience.

Rewind to 2020 and my mother calling to tell me the doctor thinks she may have reproductive cancer. In three short weeks, she had passed away from a uterine carcinosarcoma after a hysterectomy she couldn’t recover from, a “dropoff” to the ER because no family was allowed in the hospital due to COVID-19, and an “explosion” of cancer throughout her abdomen after the hysterectomy. Thankfully, we were allowed to be with her for her final three days.

During these three weeks, I first noticed a lump in my left breast. I figured I would wait to get it checked until after my mom recovered or started treatment, but that never came to be.

Immediately following her death, I went to get the lump checked. I had a mammogram and was told it was a sebaceous cyst. The lump stayed there for the next two years.

While pregnant, I noticed the lump getting bigger. I finally said something to my doctor at my seven-month pregnancy appointment, and the next day the cancer diagnosis came. The diagnosis was ductal cancer.

I have always been someone who felt that “the body keeps score" regarding my emotional/mental world affecting my physical state. I have also always been baffled that I seemed to always get “sick” after a chaotic moment in my life.

When I stumbled upon German New Medicine about halfway through the chemo treatments, it didn’t surprise me that I was immediately intrigued. As I began exploring German New Medicine, so much began to make sense to me…

I am right-handed and the “cancer” was in my left breast. My mother’s news and then quick passing created the separation conflict that began the ulceration in the duct lining. As I began healing and got over the shock of the news, the cells started proliferating, creating a growth that conventional medicine called "cancer."

The growth I noticed during pregnancy was most likely just the intense changes that the breasts go through during pregnancy (not the conventional medicine explanation I was told that the cancer is feeding off the increased hormones in pregnancy).

Obviously, all of this would have been nice to know before receiving my diagnosis. However, I believe I survived the treatments so well because of my natural inclination to trust my body and believe I would be OK.

Then, discovering German New Medicine was the biggest gift to help me articulate what I felt like I had always known in my body.

Even though I went through chemo, radiation, and some hormone therapy, eventually getting to know and understand German New Medicine has given me the courage to stop all medications, discontinue mammograms, and working with my oncologist.

I do often wonder that if I had not gone through the cancer diagnosis and made the connection to my mother’s diagnosis and death, would I have ever been able to fully believe in German New Medicine and shift from the conventional medicine model?

I have felt SO much better since making these changes and knowing that the “cancer” won’t return and metastasize. Time and space have allowed me to see other illnesses (healing phase symptoms/adaptations) in me and my family’s lives and to be able to connect them to the corresponding conflict shocks. This has only strengthened my belief and understanding of German New Medicine.

I am truly amazed at the accuracy and extensiveness of German New Medicine and what Dr. Hamer discovered. In my opinion, it combines the best of Nature, logic, and the mystical to remind me that my body is always moving towards life! (Archive, Danny Carroll)

— KIMBERLEE PEIFER

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