Dr. Finn has come a long way when it comes to his battle with addiction. He’s been clean and proud for some time now, but that doesn’t mean he can’t falter.
Lately, Dr. Finn has been stressed out about his father. Dealing with the fact that his dad has ALS, along with their complicated past is taking its toll on the doctor and recovering addict. According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Finn continues to struggle as he tries to sort out his feelings. He and his father Gregory Chase (Gregory Harrison) had a strained relationship for the greater part of Finn’s adult life. Only in recent years did father and son reconnect and even reconcile. Surprisingly, the two became very close despite their checkered history.
Now, Finn and Chase watch as their dad’s illness takes over. Furthermore, Gregory threw another wrench into the mix, making it even more difficult to navigate through all of the emotions. Gregory and Finn’s deep rooted issues came creeping up when Gregory snapped at Finn about his past betrayal. So now, Finn is conflicted. He loves his dad very much and will inevitably lose him to ALS. But all the healing he thought had and Gregory had done has suddenly become uncertain.
Apparently, it’s all too much for Finn and the stress of it all leads him to drink. General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Finn falls off the wagon. Did his and his father’s argument cause Finn to relapse? Aand who will pick him up from this unfortunate fall?
This is not news that anyone in Port Charles or at home in the audience wants to hear. Sadly, Gregory Chase’s health is rapidly deteriorating. He spends his days around family and close friends, as they keep a watchful eye on Gregory’s symptoms.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Gregory’s older son Finn (Michael Easton) is by his side when the grandfather of one needs medical attention. Lately, Gregory has been more open to accepting help from those closest to him. It’s understandable that he’d have some resistance as it’s hard to imagine having to go through what he endures. Once again, like the times before, Gregory needs help when he experiences a frightening symptom.
According to General Hospital spoilers and previews, Gregory suffers a medical emergency. Rest assured that Finn won’t take no for an answer in regard to seeking medical attention.
What does this mean for Gregory and the rest of the Chase family? His other son Chase, and his fiancé Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) have upcoming wedding plans. They plan to have Gregory part of their special day, but will his health allow it?
Chase and Brook Lynn want nothing more than for his father to be a part of their wedding day. Will they move up their date to ensure Gregory sees his son get married?
As if Dr. Hamilton Finn doesn’t already have enough on his plate, and now he faces even more turmoil. He’s a dedicated and beloved father, son, Doctor, and friend, yet Finn can’t seem to find peace. Just as he and Elizabeth were taking things to a new level, he’s slapped with this malpractice lawsuit. Thankfully, Dr. Finn has Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) in his corner.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that the fight against the Muldoon family will be a tough one. Dr. Finn (Michael Easton) faces a judge and jury in the most intimidating event of his career. Especially since he knows that GH is will to throw him under the bus to save to hospital as a whole. In other words, the board of executives over at General Hospital (the fictional hospital, not the tv show) will sacrifice Hamilton Finn in a heartbeat if that means keep the hospitals name out of the mud. That’s not saying much in terms of a positive outlook for Dr. Finn. On top of it, Diane Miller is the prosecuting attorney. Exactly, no more needs to be said.
Diane Causes Gregory’s Medical Emergency
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Gregory isn’t too happy with Alexis’s BFF, Diane. In fact, he doesn’t think twice about confronting her as they pass on by. As we know, Gregory’s ALS condition only gets worse over time. And any kind of added stress can be detrimental to his health. That said, watching his son’s freedom in jeopardy could take a toll on Gregory. GH rumored hint that Gregory suffers a devastating setback after Diane’s ruthless courtroom attack on Finn.
She’s a cut-throat attorney who stops at nothing (within the law) to win. But will her persistent prosecution cause more damage than she ever imagined?
…Previously, General Hospital Blog shared the latest GH casting news. Jeffrey Stubblefield joins the soap as Gregory’s new doctor, Dr. Bronson.
General Hospital Recaps: Finally, Gregory caved and told his son about his ALS diagnosis. For the longest time, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was the only one who was aware that Gregory was suffering from a debilitating and terminal illness. She urged him to tell both of his sons, but he just wasn’t ready. Soon enough, even Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) began to ask questions.
Was Gregory Chase Misdiagnosed?
According to General Hospital spoilers, Dr. Bronson (Jeffrey Stubblefield) arrives as Gregory’s new doctor. GH rumors suggest that Finn takes matters into his own hands to ensure his father has the best care. As a fan favorite, will Gregory meet a positively unexpected fate? What if he doesn’t have ALS at all?
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