Elizabeth Montgomery, an actress best known for the television series "Bewitched," died on May 18, 1995, after losing her fight with colon cancer. She had a 62-year-old age.
Elizabeth's family revealed details of her final days shortly after she passed away, acknowledging that her final wish was to pass away quietly and secretly. Her cancer diagnosis, which occurred around eight weeks before she died away, was among the details that surprised people the most.
While filming “Deadline for Murder: From the Files of Edna Buchanan,” she started experiencing flu-like symptoms that seemed more severe than usual as she lost weight and felt tired, but she decided to ignore it.
When Elizabeth finished shooting, she checked into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. After the first exploratory surgery, doctors diagnosed her with colon cancer and determined that she was too weak for radiation therapy, so she was sent home.
William Asher, her third husband and father of her three children, revealed that Elizabeth was shocked after hearing the diagnosis, though she was angry about it soon later.
Only four days later, the actress had to go back to the hospital as she felt worse. The second surgery made clear that the disease had spread and all hopes were lost.
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