Goodreads All Sorts discussion

Every once in a while, a book comes along that doesn’t just share information—it challenges us to rethink what we’ve always believed. Danny Carroll’s Breast Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis is one of those books. Recently awarded Double Gold at the 2025 Global Book Awards (Counseling & Psychology, and Ailments), it presents a bold perspective: that breast cancer is not a disease to battle, but a biological response to emotional trauma and stress.

The book draws on the discoveries of Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer, known for Germanic Healing Knowledge, and is supported by moving stories from survivors who found meaning and healing in this approach. Whether you agree with its conclusions or not, it raises big questions about the relationship between mind, body, and health.

For anyone curious, the book is available here: 👉 geni.us/BCIAM

Discussion Prompt:
How do you respond when a book challenges conventional wisdom—especially on something as personal and emotional as health? Do you read with curiosity, caution, or a bit of both?