Overview
- Rogers, 82, confirmed the remission update to People at Peacock’s Days of Our Lives 60th anniversary celebration on Nov. 8, saying she is feeling much better.
- She underwent a six‑week regimen of daily radiation with oral chemotherapy after wrapping filming on June 13, and she said she did not lose her hair during treatment.
- The actress reported her energy is about 70% as she continues recovery following the end of treatment on July 31.
- She sought medical care after sensing something was off and received a stage 2 colon cancer diagnosis after a colonoscopy, MRI, PET scan, and biopsy.
- Production previously denied retirement rumors, stating Rogers and her character Maggie remain integral to current and future Days of Our Lives storylines.