Day's animal foundation said she had been in otherwise "excellent physical health for her age" but had recently had . Day, they said, desired no memorials or grave markers. Doris Day in 1957. Fashion designer Mary Quant described Day to the  in 2002: "Doris Day was America. Doris Day was everything that was wonderful about America. She was all woman, as well as being the girl next door. She had it all." In 1985, Day invited former co-star Hudson, then visibly deteriorating from  , to appear on television together as part of Day's talk show Doris Day's Best Friends. Although dogs were the purported subject of the episode, Hudson's deterioration became public knowledge; news spread that a star such as Rock Hudson had AIDS, which at the time was highly stigmatized.
Day's animal foundation said she had been in otherwise "excellent physical health for her age" but had recently had . Day, they said, desired no memorials or grave markers. Doris Day in 1957. Fashion designer Mary Quant described Day to the BBC in 2002: "Doris Day was America. Doris Day was everything that was wonderful about America. She was all woman, as well as being the girl next door. She had it all." In 1985, Day invited former co-star Hudson, then visibly deteriorating from AIDS , to appear on television together as part of Day's talk show Doris Day's Best Friends. Although dogs were the purported subject of the episode, Hudson's deterioration became public knowledge; news spread that a star such as Rock Hudson had AIDS, which at the time was highly stigmatized.
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