What type of cancer did Suzanne Rogers have?

Suzanne Rogers was diagnosed with stage 2 colorectal cancer earlier this year.

How did Suzanne Rogers' Days of Our Lives co-stars support her during her cancer battle?

Suzanne's co-stars, including Linsey Godfrey, accompanied her to doctor appointments and provided emotional support throughout her treatment.

When did Suzanne Rogers complete her cancer treatment?

Suzanne Rogers completed her cancer treatment on July 31, 2025 and is now preparing to return to the set of Days of Our Lives.

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Veteran Soap Star Suzanne Rogers Battles Cancer, Vows Triumphant Return

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Suzanne Rogers, 82, diagnosed with stage 2 colorectal cancer earlier this year
Underwent daily radiation and chemo for 6 weeks, supported by Days of Our Lives co-stars
Completed treatment on July 31, 2025 and is preparing to return to the show

Veteran Soap Star Suzanne Rogers Battles Cancer, Vows Triumphant Return

Suzanne Rogers, the beloved actress who has portrayed the iconic Maggie Horton on the long-running soap opera Days of Our Lives for over five decades, has bravely shared her recent cancer diagnosis and treatment journey. Earlier this year, the 82-year-old actress learned that she had stage 2 colorectal cancer after realizing "something wasn't quite right" with her body.

Following a series of tests, including an MRI, PET scan, and biopsy, Rogers received the shocking news. "It was all a shock," she recalled. "I think I was in a shock for several days because I take pretty good care of myself." However, her doctor assured her that they had caught the cancer in time.