Monday, October 26, 2026

Sharon, 64: A Breast Nodule and an 80% Cancer Risk on Thermography; No Lump After 4 Months on the Paw Paw Program

In early 2010 a live blood analysis showed something suspicious in Sharon's left breast. A thermography test followed, showing blocked lymphatics in the area and a possible 80% chance of breast cancer. Her doctor insisted on a mammogram and an ultrasound. Sharon agreed to the ultrasound, but the mammogram made her very nervous: she had watched a dear friend's breast tumour crushed and spread through her body by a mammogram, and her friend died. When that doctor would not cooperate, she found another who ordered the ultrasound. In February 2010 it reported a 4 x 3 x 3 mm hypoechoic nodule deep within the left breast. Her refusal of a mammogram was not kindly received.

On August 6, 2010 Sharon met Fran at the health food store, who introduced her to the Paw Paw program and Donna's book, Practical Solution to the Cancer Injury. "On reading all about the program I was sold... I felt empowered!" She spent a few months getting her finances in order and preparing herself, while the medical people called relentlessly to push a mammogram. "The more they pushed, the more certain I became about doing the Paw Paw program."

On January 26, 2011 she met Donna. The program: no sugars, grains, starches, legumes or dairy; meats, fish, eggs, vegetables, nuts, seeds and berries; a shake twice a day with Chinese Mineral Chi Tonic, Flax Hull Lignans, Nature's Gold, Collatrim Plus, Aloe Vera juice, berries and Solstic; only water with Chlorophyll, and green tea or E-tea; Paw Paw increased slowly to 10 a day; and Protease Plus on an empty stomach. "I went home and followed this program to a T!"

After 4 months a follow-up ultrasound showed absolutely no lump in the left breast, and the doctor confirmed the solid mass that had been there was gone. Her doctor would not acknowledge her joy. As of December 2016, 5 years later, Sharon is breast cancer free. She has completed TAFYH and shared her experience with a friend, John, who was diagnosed with bladder cancer and then had his own Paw Paw success. "It is plain to see that all diseased conditions have a common thread and that our bodies are created to heal."