‘Chicago Fire’ Actress Robyn Coffin Shares Breast Cancer Diagnosis
A GoFundMe reveals the actress is preparing to undergo a partial mastectomy in December The post ‘Chicago Fire’ Actress Robyn Coffin Shares Breast Cancer Diagnosis appeared first on TheWrap .
Actress Robyn Coffin, who plays Cindy Herrmann on NBC’s “Chicago Fire,” has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She plans to undergo a partial mastectomy in December, followed by radiation therapy. The actress has launched a GoFundMe campaign to assist with the financial burden of her medical treatment and recovery. The fundraising goal is $75,000, and as of the latest update, the campaign has raised over $14,000.
The surgery is scheduled for December 3, 2026, and Robyn is expected to be out of work for three weeks if the partial mastectomy is successful. However, if a full mastectomy is required, her time away from work will significantly increase due to the more invasive procedure. Robyn and her husband, Grant, rely on insurance for coverage, but they are preparing for unexpected expenses.
Co-star Miranda Rae Mayo shared the fundraiser on her Instagram stories, emphasizing the need for support during this challenging time. Cindy Herrmann's storyline on “Chicago Fire” has been one of the most difficult for the character, as she battles lung cancer in Season 11.
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