NEW YORK – Robin Roberts will return to the anchor desk on "Good Morning America" Wednesday, after being out for six months following a bone marrow transplant.
"I have visualized this moment," Roberts told her "GMA" co-anchors during a brunch that was taped a few weeks ago and aired Tuesday. "It's something like this, looking into Sam's blue eyes. …I love how we're sitting, how we would be sitting. …But I know when I sit back down, right in this chair, and I look over and I see you and I see you and I see you and I see you, it's gonna be, all is right in the world. And it's gonna seem like no time has passed at all."
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Roberts' return Wednesday will be five months to the day since she underwent her transplant to treat myelodysplastic syndrome or MDS, a rare blood disorder.
"I haven't done live television since the end of August," Roberts said, "So I'm a little bit nervous, … but you got my back, … that's what I'm not nervous about. … I know that you have my back."
Roberts will share her personal journey battling MDS for a "20/20" special Friday at 10 p.m.