#1000Blooms: A Milestone in Healing, A Garden of Stories

multiple paper origami flowers of varying colors on a tattered turquoise background with #1000Blooms in center promoting 1000 gynecologic surgeries by Dr. Spring-Robinson

On May 7, 2025, Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson completed her 1,000th robotic gynecologic surgery — a moment of quiet celebration, deep reflection, and heartfelt gratitude.

But this milestone isn’t about numbers.

It’s about the 1,000 women who found their way to care after years of pain, misdiagnosis, referrals, and waiting to be believed.

It’s about the journeys that began in uncertainty and ended in clarity, in recovery, in bloom.

We call this campaign #1000Blooms — a tribute to the women who trusted Dr. Spring-Robinson not only with their bodies, but with their stories. And we believe it’s time for those stories to be heard.

Why It Matters

Each robotic procedure is a highly specialized surgery, often involving the delicate excision of endometriosis, removal of fibroids, repair of deep pelvic structures, and more. But behind every complex case was someone who just wanted to feel whole again.

With every fold of tissue, every restored anatomy, every gentle suture — there was a woman whose life was being refolded into something new.

This campaign is for them.

Share Your Voice

If you are one of the thousand — or if Dr. Spring-Robinson has been a part of your healing journey — we invite you to share your experience.

Your story can be as simple as a few words, or as detailed as you wish. You may submit it anonymously or by name.

🌸 Submit Your Story Here →

Stories will be featured across our website, social media, and educational campaigns to help other women recognize that they’re not alone — and that help is possible.

Thank You for Blooming With Us

From all of us on Dr. Spring-Robinson’s team:

Thank you for your trust.

Thank you for your strength.

Thank you for blooming.

We’re honored to care for you — and we can’t wait to honor your story.

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