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Marta's testimony:

I moved back to my mother’s during the pandemic, after 25 years living abroad. My mother (72) is the sole carer of her younger brother (63), who has severe physical and mental health issues. He is her dependent and lives with her. I experienced separation conflicts with my mother repeatedly, as a feeling of having lost her attention due to my uncle’s situation.

After the pandemic, I moved to the USA. Two years passed (December 2023). I went for a routine mammography, that showed microcalcifications on my outer right breast. In January 2024 I was diagnosed with a Ductal Carcinoma In Situ.

On April 2024, I returned to Spain to pursue treatment, but could not trust the doctors I found, and searched incessantly for alternatives. The hospital performed several tests. My mother was afraid and agreed with the doctors. I felt she was siding with them against me. At home, I experienced the separation conflict in a cyclical manner, gaining and losing my mother’s love and attention.

On June 19th, 2024 the doctor told me the malignancy on my breast was growing, and had also reached my right lymph node.

On June 27th, 2024 I attended a hospital appointment with my mother. The doctor prescribed 6 months of chemotherapy, lumpectomy with removal of 21 lymph nodes, radiotherapy, and hormonal treatment for the rest of my life. The doctor wanted me to authorise chemo treatment to start within 3 days, as my medical records clearly stated that I had colon cancer back in 2018, and received treatment in that same hospital.
My mother and I looked at each other in complete disbelief. This colon cancer was simply false. I never had colon cancer, or even set foot on that hospital before 2024.
The doctor concluded that my attitude showed I was not ready to receive treatment, and referred me for a second opinion.
My mother and I left the hospital relieved. We were clear: these doctors did not deserve our trust, so I was now free to follow my intuition free of doubt. My mother gave me her radical support, and I snapped out of the cycle of the separation conflict
After that, my mind relaxed, I didn’t feel fear anymore. After lunch I would get very sleepy and take naps that lasted hours, and sleep again at night. I had itching sensations and burning on my breast and armpit.

In August 2024, I had the good fortune of becoming acquainted with GHK and with Sophia, and everything fell into place. Sophia explained to me that the burning and itching are signs of healing. She provided me with guidance and support from then on, giving me crucial knowledge to remain calm and not fall for the hospital’s fear mongering tactics. Crucially, she helped me feel my body as an ally, and provided resources to support it in its processes. I am now learning GHK in depth. I am deeply grateful to Sophia and to GHK for being in my life.

On October the 29th 2024 I visited the hospital for the last time. The doctor performed an ultrasound and confirmed the tumor had reduced to less than half the size.

Now it’s October 2025. I have a pea sized, cold, asymptomatic lump of about 5x5mm that hasn’t changed at all for the last 7 months.
Following Sophia's guidance, my mother and I found a new way of relating, giving each other the quality time and space we need to nourish our love and receive mutual care and attention.
I am certain now that the recurrent separation conflict with my mother is finally resolved.

Marta, October 2025

In January 2024, during a routine mammogram, Marta present a 4mm X 3mm nodule is detected; the diagnosis: Ductal Carcinoma. There are no symptoms, it is possibly a cold nodule from a previous episode.
In June 2024, there is a new 28mm x 20mm nodule and there are symptoms: itching, burning, inflammation and local heat; the diagnosis: Right breast carcinoma
In October 2024, the nodule has been reduced by half, now 14mm

Marta has experienced a new separation conflict with her mother in April 2024, the SBS corresponding to the right breast has been activated, let's remember that Marta is left-handed, it is now in the solution phase, that is why there are symptoms in June.
In August 2024, we began to talk, based on Germanische Heilkunde and the 5LBN.
Marta has suffered a biological conflict of separation from her mother; since her mother prioritizes caring for her uncle, she feels abandoned.
Having overcome the biological conflict after the medical consultation in June, Marta feels that her mother supports her unconditionally, the conflict is resolved and now, as she knows the 5LBN, she experiences the process of the solution phase calmly and without fear, she understands that her body knows what to do, how and when, her body is her unconditional ally.
It has become clear what the biological conflict of separation has been and together we devise how to find the time and space to live together with her mother so that the love and attention she needs can flow and, thus, avoid reactivating the same SBS.