A woman and her young son have been found in good health, the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office said Saturday.

Tina Marie Rosenberg, 27, and her 2-year-old son, Cameron, were reported missing Wednesday by Rosenberg's mother, Brenda Sue Rosenberg, a day after Tina Rosenberg left her Live Oak Loop residence with Cameron and her tax refund check.

Brenda Rosenberg told authorities that she feared for her daughter, who had expressed a desire to overdose on drugs, according to a sheriff's office report, as well as for the safety of her young grandson.

All those concerns were allayed Saturday.

"These two subjects have been located by BCSO investigators with the assistance of the Pooler Police Department," Bulloch County sheriff's Chief Deputy Jared Akins said in an email to reporters Saturday afternoon. "They are in good health and family members have taken custody of them. Thanks to all media outlets for assisting us in publicizing the case."