Following the birth of her son Shayne Lewis, Reva was suffering from post-partum depression. To help relieve some stress, the Lewis family decided to go to Florida for a vacation.
In the storyline, Reva begins acting erratically and is seen driving her car along the incomplete Bahia Honda Bridge in the Florida Keys. Josh (Robert Newman) is forced to stand and watch as Reva drives off the end of the bridge as she screams, “I’m coming, Bud!”
Zimmer added, “I just thought there's something wrong with this picture, plus I was 35, and I had never as many times as I had been out to LA I'd never really throw myself into looking for work out there so I thought I'm 35 this is like at 35 years old this is my last shot.”
Thus, in 1995, while working on a play, Zimmer approached the then-head of Procter and Gamble about a return. She shared that while on the call, she stated, “I know that my character's dead, but if there's any interest in resurrecting the character, I would be interested’ and he said Are you kidding?” The Daytime Emmy-winning actress explained that she was serious about returning, which then-executive producer Jill Farren Phelps, who joined the show in 1991, wasn’t interested in. “I don't blame her at all for it,” Zimmer revealed.
Zimmer would remain with Guiding Light until the final episode, which would air on September 18, 2009.
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