Robin Roberts' Surgery a Success

46. God Bless you Robin and may you have a speedy recovery. It was lucky for you that the cancer was found early. I'm sure you will have a healthy, long life ahead of you. Hope you are back at work soon, we all miss you and wish you well. Many prayers are being sent your way. God Speed, Cindi

Posted at 2:25PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Cindi

47. to #44 in many ways you're so right
only problem is-what if she didn't have any money or connections-or if she didn't even have a doctor like so many-some of us are more blessed than others

when it comes to things like cancer, bypass surgery etc. prompt treatment should be available for everyone, rich or poor.

wish I had a solution to offer our health care system on what/how to do it
but like everyone else, politicians included, sadly I don't

Posted at 2:26PM on Aug 4th 2007 by sally

48. To:
Our thoughts and prayers are offered to you and your family during this time, I know that God loves you and do we the public.

Posted at 10:09AM on Aug 5th 2007 by moosiestreet

49. Robin, you have always been an inspiration to those that have watched you on GMA, you always have a positive attitude, and always stress how important health and family are to you. It goes without saying , that we all knew that you would deal with your surgery with nothing less than everything within you. I love Joel, and thank him for watching over you as you begin the next stage of treatment for the breat cancer. My Aunt is a breast cancer survivor, and I have several other persons dear to me that have beat the cancer. You will beat this, I'm sure, as you don't back down from a challenge. Good Luck and God Bless!

Posted at 8:18PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Diane

50. Robin my prayers are with you. I know that you will come through this challenge. Just keep on praying and trusting in the Almighty God. Peace & Continued Blessngs my Friend!!

Posted at 6:41PM on Aug 6th 2007 by I M A Vessel

51. Dearest Robin

I watch you all the time on GMA. You are one of the most inspirational person I know. My family and I are praying for you and your family as well. You have no idea how much your book has done for me.

God Bless

Posted at 7:24PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Heidi

52. Wishing you all the best, Robin. I absolutely love watching GMA, just to see your bright, wide smile each morning. Have followed your career since being a sports broadcaster. You show us that smart women can be very sexy, too! Get well soon!

Posted at 3:39PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Pam in New York City

53. For all you HATEFUL, PREJUDICE, IGNORANT SOB's why are you checking up on Robin? You must really care how she is doing, otherwise why are you here reading about how well she is doing. I have always been a Robin fan and always will be. Robin you are so genuine. When you went home after Katrina to check up on your family and the severe damage, I cried right along with you and so did everyone else I know. I don't always get to watch all of your show on ABC but you are Good Morning America to me. Thank You and best of luck.
Dianeb

Posted at 3:29PM on Aug 4th 2007 by dianeb

54. Robin...as a long-time big C survivor, I know that you will be also. Just hang tough
and think happy thoughts and you'll be just fine! My love to you
Lucy

Posted at 3:55PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Lucy Brown

55. NOT EVEN 5 COMMENTS IN AND SOME ASS HAS AN IRREVELANT COMMENT TO MAKE!!!! SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE I'M STILL IN GRAMMAR SCHOOL WITH PEOPLE LIKE U TONY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 3:56PM on Aug 4th 2007 by disgusted

56. Dear Robin,

Sometimes we feel that we are in our darkest hour, but God will never forsake you. Now is the time for the healing process: Let God

Posted at 6:43AM on Aug 5th 2007 by Cecelia

57. Robin, I'm praying for you, Girl! Thank you for trusting us with your diagnosis as well as for reminding us not to be too busy to take care of our health. Can't wait to see you reporting again on GMA! May God bless and keep you strong and healthy!

Posted at 5:05PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Lee

58. Many fund raisers for all kinds of cancers striking the mean and women of prominence have been the result of courageous admissions, on their part, of being stricken.
Lance Armstrong's fight against testicular cancer is one excellent example (attn: blowmemarhta). Support of all cancer fighting programs is worthy. Spend more time working for the good and less frittering away time on internet might be a good idea for ALL of us?

Posted at 5:35PM on Aug 4th 2007 by an Indiana grandm

59. Robin...best wishes to you in your recovery. You are an inspiration to me both professionally and in how you handed this very private issue. You are a lady with a ton of class. Thank you for standing out as a woman of integrity and bravery.

Posted at 10:11PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Anne47MI

60. Prayers for a speedy recovery and healing outcome. I underwent a masectomy on Tuesday, July 31 for DCIS - where there was a possibility of microinvasion...thank the LORD my sentinel node was clear and there were wide clean margins around the affected duct. I am so blessed and having gotten the lab report yesterday morning about the node being cancer-free, I feel like I was given a new life. Praise God!
Women everywhere - if you hesitate to have a mammogram because it "hurts,"
just know that breast cancer can hurt and kill - suck in your breath and get the pinch that can save inches to your chest and add years to your life!!!!

Posted at 6:06PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Beth Spindler