Overview
- Rogers confirmed her remission in interviews published Nov. 10 after speaking at Peacock’s Days of Our Lives 60th anniversary celebration on Nov. 8.
- She sought care this summer after noticing symptoms, with a colonoscopy, MRI, PET scan and biopsy confirming a stage 2 colorectal cancer diagnosis.
- Her treatment removed the cancer and included daily radiation with six weeks of oral chemotherapy, which she said did not cause hair loss.
- She finished therapy on July 31 and now estimates her energy at about 70 percent, telling TV Insider she expects to start filming again next week.
- The show’s summer hiatus and far‑ahead taping limited on‑screen disruption, producers previously denied retirement rumors, and a brief gap for her character is expected in 2026 due to the production calendar.