'Good Morning America' anchor Robin Roberts, a breast cancer survivor, shared her diagnosis of a blood disease called MDS, or myelodysplastic syndrome, with 'GMA' viewers. She will undergo a bone marrow transplant later this year. Roberts also shared her health news in a blog post.
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'Good Morning America' anchor Robin Roberts, a breast cancer survivor, shared her diagnosis of a blood disease called MDS, or myelodysplastic syndrome, with 'GMA' viewers. She will undergo a bone marrow transplant later this year. Roberts also shared her health news in a blog post.
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