Robin Roberts health update: Good Morning America co-host returns to GMA after MDS treatment

NEW YORK - Good Morning America co-host Robin Roberts returned to the show Wednesday!

Co-anchor George Stephanopoulos announced the date earlier this month. Roberts will initially work a limited schedule before easing back into being on-air five days a week.

Roberts has been out since early September after being diagnosed with Myelodysplastic Syndrome or MDS, a rare blood disorder.

Roberts received a bone marrow transplant from her sister Sally-Ann and has since been recovering at home.

Last month, Roberts made a live appearance on GMA from her New York City home. She announced her plans to return to the air some time this month.

Roberts has been going through dry runs on the GMA set and readjusting to her old surroundings.