Doctor Apffelstaedt at SMILE FM
Doctor Apffelstaedt recently spoke to Smile FM about the Reach For Recovery prosthesis project for women with breast cancer journey, known as the Ditto Project. He spoke to Benito Vergotine about why it is important.
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