Case Study: Lung Cancer Recovery

Age/Gender: 67–68 years, Female

Ailment: Carcinoma of the lung with pleural effusion and lymph node involvement (Stage IV initially, later regressed to Stage 2B). Also noted were sclerotic vertebral lesions and pleural thickening.

Medical Journey:

Feb 2021: HRCT thorax showed ill-defined infiltrating lesion in the left lung with pleural effusion, mediastinal lymphadenopathy, and vertebral lesions.
Blood tests (Feb–Apr 2021): Showed mild anemia, altered liver enzymes, but overall kidney and liver function were within manageable range.
Apr 2021 (PET-CT): Scan revealed partial metabolic response with significant reduction in lung lesion size, pleural thickening, and lymph node activity compared to Nov 2020.Doctors observed about 70–80% recovery, suggesting downstaging from Stage IV to Stage 2B, with radiation as a potential curative option.

Program & Techniques Applied:

Student participated in the Treatment program (NV Life methodology).

Breathwork & Meditation: She practiced witnessing the breath and meditation to connect with suppressed grief and anger.
Defrosting Past Events: She revisited unresolved trauma—particularly separation from her younger brother, his mental illness, and anger towards her father. This helped her access and release deep-seated grief and guilt.
Consolidation Work: She worked on healing broken bonds and feelings of companionship loss, especially with her brother and friends.
Emotional Processing: She confronted beliefs like “I cannot survive alone, -Survival mechanism – I can survive on my own.” and acknowledged her tendency to become aloof in relationships.

Impact:

Medical Improvement: Alongside medication (Osimertinib), her meditation practices and emotional healing coincided with a marked regression of disease—nearly 70–80% recovery, with doctors expressing hope for complete remission.
Emotional Healing: She experienced release of long-held grief, anger, and guilt. By addressing childhood wounds, she cultivated acceptance, reducing her emotional isolation.
Spiritual Growth: She reported meditation as a major reason for her progress and expressed renewed faith in inner healing.

✨ Summary:

Student, a 67-year-old lung cancer patient, integrated medical treatment with NV Life’s Treatment program. By practicing witnessing the breath-based meditation, defrosting traumatic memories, healing the past, and consolidating lost relationships, she not only experienced emotional relief but also showed remarkable clinical recovery—from advanced-stage cancer to a manageable stage with high chances of remission.

Case Study: Lung Cancer Recovery

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