Oh My Gosh. The poor woman!!!!
My heart goes out to her.

YOU TOO, Kat!!!

I read her article in Good Housekeeping magazine a few days ago. Very inspiring, and if this can be beaten, she is the one to do it.

Sue

I've just "met" her because my DIL watches GMA. Robin has such an appealing personality as well as good looks. Hoping for a good outcome for her.

When I went through my cancer time this was one of the things my Dr told me, too. I sure hope the best for her. A positive attitude goes a long way. Determination is a winner...

I hope her leukemia will respond to treatment. Both my mother and two schoolmates died of this -- long, sad declines.

DH has been attending lectures his college presents for alums. Presenters for this series were all MD's and PhD's in Medicine.

One lecturer said everyone has had or will have 'cancer'. Often our immune systems take care of them, and we never know we've had them. He said that if one lives long enough at least one cancer will overcome our immune systems.

I wish I could remember which two cancers do not metastasize. I *think* they are pancreatic and liver.

Robin Roberts Has Bone-Marrow Disease, Will Get Transplant from Sister

Great that her sister can do this for her and I sure hope it is successful.

The Good Morning America anchor revealed Monday that she is battling MDS, or myelodysplastic syndrome, a disease of the blood and bone marrow and that she will have a bone-marrow transplant, with her sister as a donor.

I like Robin a lot and hope she beats this one too.

This is indeed sad news - I remember how fiercely she fought breast cancer a few years ago. Come on, KT Prayer Warriors - let's get BUSY and pray for this dear woman!

She beat breast cancer, I'm praying she can beat this too.

I saw the announcement she made this morning - STRONG WOMAN!
Her Co-anchors and workers were right there for her. It said it was PRE-leukemia so I am hoping and praying that makes a difference. Adding her to my now long list for prayers.

The outlook for her is pretty good. The odds of being cured improve very much when you have such a good match as she has in her sister. I think she'll beat this. I hope so.

When I was in college, I recall seeing a girl die 7 days after she was diagnosed with leukemia. This was in the 1950s when this disease was not very treatable and fatal in most cases. Luckily, many advances have been made since then and better treatments are available.

I enjoy seeing her on t.v. I think she has had alot to deal with in her lifetime. Hoping and praying that she can beat this awful thing.

adding my wishes for recovery!