Often times doctors with different specialities team up in order to be able to best care for a patient that has multifaceted medical issues.
General Hospital recaps explain that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) is facing more than one health situation, which will require medical attention from different doctor’s specialities.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Willow’s medical conditions will require care from Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), OBGYN, along with Oncologist, Dr. Terry Randolph (Cassandra James). Willow is pregnant, but Dr. TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow) has informed her that along with her pregnancy, her white blood cell count is elevated. Usually, this is somewhat normal in pregnancy, but Dr. Ashford has a feeling that this white blood cell issue isn’t related to her pregnancy at all.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that GH rumors hinting that Dr. Randolph’s upcoming involvement with Willow’s diagnosis is leading toward a cancer storyline for the young mother.
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is still harboring a huge secret as her way of honoring a dying woman’s wish. Harmony Miller (Inga Cadranel) made Carly swear to never tell Willow or Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) that Nina is willows biological mother. Harmony wanted the girl she raised as her own as far away from the truth as possible. It was a no brainer for Carly, having such strong feelings toward Nina in a negative light. It was easy for Carly to put this information to the back of her mind and get on with her on life.
General Hospital previews and rumors hint that Carly will soon be faced with having to break that promise she made to Harmony when the secret she is keeping about Nina and Willow’s connection is all anyone has to save the pregnant mother’s life.
General Hospital comings and goings news reports reveal a recent change in cast and storyline.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Chris Van Etten is exiting the role of Chet Driscoll.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Etten’s storyline as Chet’s has been cut short as a result of the actor relocating. He and his family are loving out of California, making it impossible to keep his job at ABC’s GH.
General Hospital rumors speculate the role may not be recast after GH spoilers reveal Chet’s storyline will end prematurely. Does this mean Dr. Terry (Cassandra James) has to start at square one in the dating game?
Social media platforms are on fire following the recent, shocking news related to one of General Hospital’s key player, Ingo Rademacher.
Ingo started his GH journey back in the 1990s and will end his run after nearly three decades as Jasper “Jax” Jacks. The news comes after learning TPTB have mandated the cast and crew to receive the Covid vaccine. Rademacher believes in medical freedom, and therefore is going against ABC’s recent mandate for those who work on the daytime drama, General Hospital.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirm Ingo’s exit from the soap after he received backlash for not complying with the mandate. Co-stars, Laura Wright, who plays Carly Corinthos, Cassandra James, who plays Dr. Terry Randolph, and Nancy Lee Grahn, who plays Alexis Davis, have weighed in on the drama via Twitter. Rademacher is under fire for a recent meme shared to his personal Instagram story, which featured a transgender woman. He immediately got pegged for being transphobic, while others see things in a different light.
I am aware of the transphobic post shared by a GH member & I would like to start by saying I am disgusted by this action. Misgendering trans individuals is dangerous & I do not support this behavior. I stand in support of all trans folks & echo the words of @cassandrajames_
The fellow actor, #IngoRademacher, is mercifully no longer a part of the #gh cast. Transphobia & misgendering are disgusting & should be unacceptable in any industry, including soaps/acting. I stand with my costar, @cassandrajames_, & the trans community. https://t.co/pjj6FzEncg
Along with the recent General Hospital news regarding Ingo’s status with GH due to the vaccine mandate, Rademacher is being called out for his recent meme which was posted to his personal IG account.
Nancy Lee Grahn has confirmed Rademacher’s exit following the overwhelming drama.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on any developing news regarding this shocking topic.
Dr. Terry Randolph (Cassandra James) is very proud of her recent professional accomplishment. Although having to be shared with Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), Terry is excited for this journey to begin.
The same can’t really be said for Britt. She already held position at General Hospital as Chief of Staff. Now that Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) has deemed both Britt and Terry as Co-Chief of Staff, Dr. Westbourne isn’t happy about having to share the title.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Terry approaches Britt, extending an olive branch. She wants to be able to be professionals, and work together maturely.
General Hospital previews indicate that Terry’s olive branch of an attempt at a truce isn’t positively received by Britt.
According to recent General Hospital previews, Britt listens to Terry’s apology and let’s her know that her apology is just a way to get Britt to agree to work together.
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