Cameron's Testimony : From Broken to Blessed

Cameron’s Journey: From Tragedy to Triumph with God and Natural Healing

On Friday, May 16, 2025, our 16-year-old son Cameron — an athlete who loves basketball and track — faced what no parent ever wants to witness. At Districts for pole vault, during what seemed like a routine warm-up jump, we all heard the sound. A crack so loud it echoed down the runway, haunting his teammates and bringing everything to a standstill.

Cameron had broken his tibia and fibula.

The ambulance rushed him to the hospital. At first, they planned to transfer him to Hershey, an hour away, but God intervened and redirected us to Carlisle — just ten minutes down the road. That was the first of many God-moments on this journey.

When the x-rays came back, the break was undeniable — a complete snap of both bones. We were given two choices: months in a full leg cast with an uncertain outcome, or surgery. As a naturopath, I avoid invasive procedures whenever possible, but we felt God’s guidance as even the x-ray tech pulled us aside to recommend a surgeon by name. Against all odds, that surgeon — fully booked and not usually operating on minors — agreed to take Cameron’s case that same evening. By 6:00 pm, Cameron was in surgery, and by 10:00 pm, he was out, stable, and resting. God’s hand was on every detail.

But the real journey began after the hospital. Emergency medicine had done its job, and we are deeply grateful. Still, I knew Cameron needed more than surgery and pharmaceuticals. He needed true, whole-body healing — physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

That very night, I played healing frequencies through WholeTones by his bedside. We prayed continuously. We supported his body with homeopathy (Arnica for bruising and pain, Symphytum for bone repair), frankincense and arnica topicals, silver for immune support, Bach flower essences for emotional trauma, and clean nutrition to strengthen his gut after antibiotics.

Kevin, as both Dad and holistic fitness coach, introduced gentle physical therapy early — range of motion, oxygenation with B3 bands, whole body vibration, and eventually guided strength training to rebuild confidence and stamina, all in combination with his vibroacoustic therapy sessions with me.

The first days were humbling. We lifted his leg for him, steadied him to the restroom, and walked through tears of pain and despair. With prayer, natural remedies, and flower essences, Cameron found hope again. His emotions shifted from fear and frustration to resilience and determination.

Each week brought milestones no doctor expected:

• Just days post-surgery, he was bearing weight.

• At two weeks, his swelling and bruising were minimal — shocking the medical team.

• By six weeks, x-rays showed robust bone growth and callous formation.

• By mid-summer, he was swimming, golfing, paddleboarding, and walking independently on vacation — months ahead of schedule.

• At his August follow-up, only three months after the accident, his surgeon declared Cameron’s recovery better than most see in a year. He was cleared for all activities, even competitive sports — four months earlier than expected.

What should have been a year-long recovery became a living testimony of faith, prayer, and the body’s God-given ability to heal when supported with both modern medicine and natural, holistic care.

Today, Cameron is back to the sports he loves — stronger in body, spirit, and faith.

✨ Why We Share ThisWe believe Cameron’s story isn’t just for our family. It’s a message of hope.

• That God shows up in every detail.

• That prayer, natural healing, and holistic care work together to restore the body fully.

• That true healing is more than fixing a bone — it’s about renewing mind, body, and spirit.

As a naturopathic, homeopathic, vibroacoustic, and flower essence practitioner, I walk with families through healing journeys just like this, supporting the body’s design to repair and thrive. And with Kevin’s holistic fitness and therapy expertise, we bring strength, rehabilitation, and empowerment to recovery.

If you are facing injury, exhaustion, or feel stuck in survival mode — know this: there is hope, there is healing, and you don’t have to walk through it alone.

To God be the glory for Cameron’s story.