About Me

Hello, I'm Karen Day, a dedicated single parent to three wonderful adult children—one daughter and two sons—all happily married and thriving in their relationships. I'm also a proud grandmother to eight incredible grandchildren.

Despite life's inevitable ups and downs, I firmly believe in our ability to thrive and find joy in every moment.

My journey in healthcare, after being with SaskTel for 13 years began in 1993, and I've had the privilege of working as a registered nurse for the last 30 years across various areas.

In 2006-07, while working in the Emergency Room at Pasqua Hospital in Regina, Saskatchewan, a personal experience with my father, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor, ignited my quest for deeper understanding.

In 1996, I was inspired by the promise of "Health For All by 2000" in Saskatchewan.

When this vision didn't materialize, I embarked on a journey to uncover the true causes of disease and understand the body's responses.

This quest led me to discover German New Medicine (GNM) in 2007, a pivotal moment in my career and life.

I had the honor of learning from Caroline Markolin, who collaborated with Dr. med. Ryke Geerd Hamer, the German internist whose groundbreaking discoveries revolutionized our understanding of biology and the body's reactions to signs and symptoms.

Through GNM, I've learned that these signs and symptoms tell a profound story—one that many only glimpse.

Doesn't this spark your curiosity?

Are there truly answers?

Join me as we explore these questions and uncover the fascinating stories our bodies have to tell.