Robin is a truly class act.

BUT, whoever put her in that gown with the bat-cape did her a disservice...totally out of proportion, given the sleekness of her elegant shaved head...Strip away the cape-let and then the look would have been a WOW! as well as the woman wearing it.

Get well fast. You are a classy lady.

Robin Roberts is one class act. Always has been, always will be. She has the right stuff. More power to her - always.

That amazing Lady just makes me proud!

Loosing your hair is difficult. I couldnt even look in the mirror without a hat on after chemo. This lady is so cool, and looks very nice to boot.

I love it. Sherri (on the view) said (paraphrasing) women in general - and black women in particular - find so much of their identity through their hair, and so it was really brave of her to do that.

There is a freedom in being free. A freedom in just being able to be.

(Probably sounds existentialist, but oh well.) I believe the courage to be what she was at that moment was beautiful.

.........'did I forget my HAIR again?'............what a great line....great sense of humor .....keep on keepin' on........

Or
the Sinead O'Connor look from the tearing up of the pope's pic on SNL.

It's that new

Persis Khabatta from the Star Trek movie look

or

Sigourney Weaver from one of the Aliens movie look

or

Britney Spears after she shaved her head look

You go girl!!

Yeah Baby! Bald women are sexy! This particular bald woman is sexy on the inside and out. Way to go Robin!

Stunning inside out !

Wow! She's gorgeous! She doesn't even need hair to be elegant and an inpisiration to women everywhere!

But what is she wearing?

Beautiful and inspiring.

The Robin Roberts of this world are the ones who make that part of chemo easier by exposing the fact that it isn't really that bad.

When my mom decided to take her hair off before chemo rather than watch it fall out, I was surprised by how lovely she looked without it. She ended up being much less upset by the loss of her hair than she expected. She won the battle but lost the war as a few sneaky cells found their way to her brain.

More inspiring was when the teacher, most of the boys and a few of the girls in my nieces grade 2 class shaved their heads when she was undergoing her chemo. My (now 17 yr. old) niece won the war and has the photo of her return to class where the only way you can tell she's the one with leukemia is because of the steroid puffiness as she smiles from a crowd of equally bald kids.