Amber Laign, Robin Roberts’ spouse, has temporarily halted her breast cancer treatment owing to “complications with the chemotherapy,” according to a statement.
Things were disclosed by the “Good Morning America” host during a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, who said, “They’re working it out.” We’ll sort it out in the end. “The outlook is still really favorable.”
“I’m simply relieved that her spirits have been raised,” she said, adding, When it came to her recently, it was a bit difficult — because she just wanted to get through it and not have this wrench placed in our way — but I was able to explain to her that this occurs to the majority of individuals who have gone through cancer.
Roberts said in February that Laign, with whom she had been dating for over two decades, had been diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of 2021 and had undergone surgery in January of that year.
61-year-old Roberts said at the time that Laign had assisted in her breast cancer struggle and that it was now her turn to be there for her.
From time to time, I’ll be absent from the set of ‘GMA,'” she said before asking for prayers from her supporters.
Roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a disorder in which blood-forming cells in the bone marrow become aberrant, in 2012. She has been in remission since her diagnosis in 2012. A bone marrow transplant was performed at the time and she stayed in the hospital for a month after the procedure.
“I felt like I was going to die,” she said to People magazine in 2013. “I couldn’t eat or drink for a few days. I couldn’t even have the energy to get out of bed.”
According to Roberts, who is now promoting her new book “Brighter by the Day,” she resorted to her own words for guidance in their interview with Entertainment Tonight.
“I was having trouble, and then I said to myself, ‘Robin, you have this book.'” She said, “If you’re talking to people about their valleys and how to get out of them, why don’t you simply genuinely listen to what you’re saying?”
In human nature, we wonder, ‘Why me?’ and then we wonder, ‘Why not me?’ “I thought to myself, “Why not me?” “‘Why not me?'” she asked herself, acknowledging her mistake. “I’m up to the challenge.
I have the necessary strength. This is something I’ve experienced. Amber can benefit from my assistance. Given that she’s assisting me, I changed the phrase “Why me?” to “Why not me?”
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