Case Study: A Breast Cancer Care Case

Patient Profile

Condition: Stage 3 Breast Cancer (Post-treatment)

Age at Diagnosis: Not specified

Treatment Completed: Chemotherapy and radiation

Intervention Period: 6 months

Primary Concern: Fear of cancer recurrence and death

Clinical Background

Pre-Diagnosis Journey

Early Detection Attempts: Patient suspected cancer 5 years before official diagnosis
Medical Response: Multiple doctors dismissed early concerns due to lack of detectable evidence
Alternative Treatment: Sought acupressure therapy which confirmed suspicions
Treatment Interruption: Acupressure practitioner disappeared, leaving patient without support
Final Diagnosis: October 2016 - Stage 3 breast cancer after 5-year delay

Post-Treatment Status

Medical Treatment: Successfully completed conventional cancer treatment
Physical Condition: Weak, experiencing treatment side effects
Psychological State: Initially relieved, believing "all is over and all is well"
Triggering Event: Death of friend from colon cancer created severe psychological distress

Psychological Presentation

Initial Mental State

Primary Fear: Overwhelming fear of cancer recurrence and death
Cognitive Symptoms: "Could feel death all around me"
Emotional State: Traumatized, anxious, hopeless
Dependency Issues: Over-reliance on external validation and support
Family Dynamics: Strained relationships with mother and son

Intervention: NV Life Program

Program Components

Vedna Workshop: Root cause analysis and belief system examination
"Hunting" Technique: Guided self-exploration of emotional disconnects
Meditation Practice: Breath-focused meditation and "yog nidra"
NV Swimming: Physical activity component
Ongoing Mentorship: Regular guidance from program facilitator

Treatment Approach

Core Philosophy: Self-reliance rather than external dependency
Primary Focus: Identifying root psychological causes of illness
Method: Systematic exploration of family relationship patterns
Goal: Transform fear-based thinking into purpose-driven living

Treatment Process and Challenges

Initial Resistance

Belief System Conflict: Strong resistance to examining mother-child relationship
Cognitive Barriers: "Stubborn belief system not allowing comprehension"
Environmental Stressors: Family members also experiencing difficulties
Relapse Period: Temporary return to fear-based thinking

Breakthrough Phase

Following guided "hunting" sessions focusing on family disconnects:

Recognition: Acknowledged deep disconnection with both mother and son
Emotional Processing: Experienced guilt, shame, and anger
Self-Confrontation: "Brought face to face with myself"
Ego Dissolution: "Layer after layer of ego was exposed"

Therapeutic Outcomes

Psychological Transformation

Domain	Pre-Treatment	Post-Treatment
Primary Emotion	Fear of death	Curiosity about life purpose
Mental Focus	Cancer recurrence	Searching for meaning
Self-Perception	Victim of disease	Empowered individual
Relationship Awareness	Unconscious patterns	Clear pattern recognition
Spiritual State	Disconnected, fearful	Connected, transcendent

Measurable Changes

Physical Appearance: Transformation from "black, dark and dull face" to "glowing face"
Meditation Capacity: Increased duration and depth of practice
Family Dynamics: Observed positive changes in son's attitude
Transcendent Experiences: Reports of profound meditative states including out-of-body sensations

Peak Experience Documentation

Transcendent State Description:

"My body was so light that I felt it elevating at an angle... could feel one with the universe as if there was no 'me', only a feeling and a sound. It continued for a long time. A mysterious experience."

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