Dr. April Spencer

Dr. April Spencer From your Breast Health to your Best Health...with Dignity & Detail! Dr. April Speed is one of the most highly sought after breast surgeons in the South.

She is best known for her appearance on BRAVO's Real Housewives of Atlanta. This year will be full of great surprises for all those she serves, as she is an advocate for BEST health, not just breast health. Stay tuned to her website for more information on what's to come!

03/24/2024

Thank you ​⁠ for inviting me to share my surgical expertise after Catherine, Princess of Wales, reveals her cancer diagnosis. Discussing health matters, especially when involving public figures, can offer valuable insights and support to so many people, especially women. Royal or not, being a woman diagnosed with cancer is uniquely challenging. Here’s why….

1. Balancing caregiving responsibilities: Mothers often grapple with the dual demands of managing their own health needs while also caring for their children and family members.
2. Emotional strain: Coping with a cancer diagnosis can evoke a range of intense emotions, including fear, anxiety, sadness, and uncertainty. Mothers may struggle to navigate these feelings while maintaining a sense of strength and stability for their loved ones.
3. Treatment decisions: Mothers must make complex decisions about their treatment options, weighing factors such as potential side effects, impact on family life, and long-term prognosis.
4. Financial burden: The costs associated with cancer treatment, including medical expenses, childcare, and lost wages, can place a significant financial strain on mothers and their families.
5. Support network: Building and maintaining a strong support network is crucial for mothers facing cancer, but it can be challenging to find the time and energy to reach out for help while managing treatment and caregiving responsibilities.
6. Physical effects: Cancer treatment can cause a range of physical side effects, such as fatigue, nausea, pain, and hair loss, which can further complicate daily life for mothers already juggling multiple responsibilities.
7. Fear for the future: Mothers may grapple with fears about their own mortality and the impact of their illness on their children’s lives, adding an extra layer of emotional burden to their experience.

Navigating these challenges requires requires resilience, support, and access to comprehensive care to help mothers facing cancer cope with the complexities of their diagnosis while prioritizing their health and well-being.

Thank you ​⁠ for inviting me to share my surgical expertise after Catherine, Princess of Wales,  reveals her cancer diag...
03/24/2024

Thank you ​⁠ for inviting me to share my surgical expertise after Catherine, Princess of Wales, reveals her cancer diagnosis. Discussing health matters, especially when involving public figures, can offer valuable insights and support to so many people, especially women. Royal or not, being a woman diagnosed with cancer is uniquely challenging. Here’s why….

1. Balancing caregiving responsibilities: Mothers often grapple with the dual demands of managing their own health needs while also caring for their children and family members.
2. Emotional strain: Coping with a cancer diagnosis can evoke a range of intense emotions, including fear, anxiety, sadness, and uncertainty. Mothers may struggle to navigate these feelings while maintaining a sense of strength and stability for their loved ones.
3. Treatment decisions: Mothers must make complex decisions about their treatment options, weighing factors such as potential side effects, impact on family life, and long-term prognosis.
4. Financial burden: The costs associated with cancer treatment, including medical expenses, childcare, and lost wages, can place a significant financial strain on mothers and their families.
5. Support network: Building and maintaining a strong support network is crucial for mothers facing cancer, but it can be challenging to find the time and energy to reach out for help while managing treatment and caregiving responsibilities.
6. Physical effects: Cancer treatment can cause a range of physical side effects, such as fatigue, nausea, pain, and hair loss, which can further complicate daily life for mothers already juggling multiple responsibilities.
7. Fear for the future: Mothers may grapple with fears about their own mortality and the impact of their illness on their children’s lives, adding an extra layer of emotional burden to their experience.

Navigating these challenges requires requires resilience, support, and access to comprehensive care to help mothers facing cancer cope with the complexities of their diagnosis while prioritizing their health and well-being.

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Wellbrook Cir NE
Atlanta, GA
30327

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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