“Good Morning America” anchor Robin Roberts’ bone-marrow disease was likely caused by the breast cancer treatments she received several years ago. Now, she will have chemo to prep for a bone-marrow transplant. See, surviving cancer is not all that simple.
Robin Roberts’ Bone-Marrow Disease Likely Caused by Breast Cancer Treatment
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Erica on 6/12/2012 at 8:47 am said:
No, it’s certainly not. And I found myself googling the symptoms of her new diagnosis to see if I had any of them…sigh… Of course I did not, but it never really ends, the worry or the unknown. BUT at least I’m here TO worry, right?! xoxo
Michelle on 6/24/2012 at 1:43 pm said:
I have to say this story really freaked me out. Ironicially she was breaking the news as I was sitting in the chair for my last round of chemo. As if there isn’t enough to worry about! She seems like a really strong, positive and amazing woman though – I’m putting my money on her.