Michael receives devastating news. …Devastation hits the Quartermaine/Corinthos families as Willow’s life becomes a ticking time bomb. Her only chance at survival is a bone marrow match- but will anyone come through?
Emotions run high as General Hospital spoilers indicate a family in crisis. The Quartermaine and Corinthos families are beside themselves over Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) condition. GH recaps recall a glimmer of bittersweet hope when Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) revealed that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is Willow’s biological mother. Despite all of the turmoil between them, the fact that Nina was a potential match gave them hope.
Unfortunately, Willow and her loved ones hit another major roadblock. Thankfully, Willow has a strong support system. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is right by her side through it all. General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael receives devastating news about his fiancé and future mother-in-law; they are not a bone marrow match. Nina won’t be the one to save Willow’s life, and they are back to the drawing board.
This week on General Hospital, Willow’s life hangs by a thread as doctors are running out of options. Is Willow running out of time? Do not miss a moment of this emotional week on General Hospital. Catch new episodes Monday-Friday at 2pm eastern on ABC!
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Nina isn’t a match for Willow! Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros)- is putting all her eggs in one basket and those “eggs” just so happen to be her own. Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) mother is convinced she’s a bone marrow match.
What If Nina Isn’t A Match For Willow?
General Hospital spoilers tease Nina gets ahead of herself as she jumps the gun. Prematurely, Nina banks on matching with Willow’s bone marrow based off the first test. Nina passed her first round as a potential match. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that her marrow will match to ensure Willow’s full recovery.
General Hospital previews indicate time is slipping by, making Nina become desperate to save her daughter’s life. Why is Nina so desperate? According to General Hospital rumors, devastating news surfaces as doctors find that Nina isn’t a match for Willow. Consequently, GH previews and spoilers suggest Nina turns to other family members with a blood relation to Willow. When Willow made inquiries about additional blood relatives in Port Charles, Nina made mention of Aunt Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) and Maxie’s baby James. Since Liesl is Nina’s Aunt, Willow is Liesl’s great niece. Additionally, Liesl’s late son, Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) is baby Jame’s father. Is Liesl a viable option to save Willow? While for her own daughter (Britt), Liesl’s mindset is fragile. Will she help?
Willow rejects Nina! It doesn’t matter to Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) that she finally knows her birth mother. That fact doesn’t erase all the ways Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) has displayed herself as someone who will climb over whoever it takes to get where they want to be.
General Hospital spoiler reveal time is running out and Willow must decide if she is going to accept Nina’s help. Family or not these two women have not been able to see eye to eye before knowing that she was Willow’s mother Nina didn’t hesitate to choose Nelle’s (Chloe Lanier) memory over Willow. Conveniently, now that Nina knows Willow is her daughter too, she suddenly all about making amends. Nina claims she wants nothing in return for donating her bone marrow tomorrow. However, Willow is reluctant to trust her.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Willow’s beliefs are strong when it comes to what’s best for her son. If being saved by Nina means giving Nina access to Wiley, her answer is no.
GH previews indicate Willow rejects Nina and refuses the transplant. Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) pays Willow a visit at the hospital when their discussion dives deep into Willows thoughts on Nina’s bone marrow donation. Sasha fears Willow is giving up and Michael feels Willow is standing in the way of her on survival. Can her friends and family talk her into excepting what Nina has to offer?
Will Carly tell Willow the truth about Nina? …Carly Spencer (Corinthos) and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) are the ultimate rivals. Their epic battle over Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) was just the turning point after Nina blamed Carly as her reason for keeping him in Nixon Falls.
According to Nina’s narrative, she’s always the victim even when she commits the unsatisfactory offense. Nina somehow manages to flip the table and blames anyone but herself. She did exactly that when she made the conscious choice to keep lead the Corinthos family to believe Sonny Corinthos was dead. Over and over she made the decision to keep him all to herself, in a tiny secluded town. Nina justified her selfish decisions by making herself the victim and claiming it’s all Carly’s fault. She holds Carly responsible for the fact that she didn’t get to know her daughter Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) before her tragic death.
Like Mother, Like Daughter
What Nina neglects to consider is Nelle’s contribution to her own death. She was a psycho who lived for destroying Carly’s life. She deduced her son Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), told him their baby was dead, then kidnapped the baby, slashed Brook Lynn’s throat, staged a one night stand with Carly’s husband Sonny, and so much more. She was an extreme danger to Carly and her entire family, along with anyone else who got in her way. Nelle died because she kidnapped Wiley with Julian Jerome’s (William deVry) help. Her own choices lead to her death. Nina refuses to see the fault lies on her daughter just as she refuses to look in the mirror. Carly, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen), and Carly’s daughter Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) love to remind Nina that biology is strong when assessing personality traits.
Willow and Michael use Nina’s connection to Nelle in their favor. Nina’s relation to a psychopath is one of many reasons they need her to stay away from their son Wiley. Ms. Reeves’ actions display similarly to those of her late daughter Nelle. That being said, it’s not in the best interest of their child for Nina to be near her own grandson.
Will Carly and Nina change roles in Willow and Michael’s lives?
Nina has been the bad guy for years, and rightfully so. However, General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease things could turn around for Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Michael’s mom has always been the favored grandma. She’s always there for her son and his family. Carly will do anything to protect them which includes helping them keep Nina away from the grandson they share. Carly is determined to fend Nina’s poison off of Willow and their family. She holds Harmony’s (Inga Cadranel) secret as sacred and used some underhanded tactics to keep Willow from the truth. Carly remains in the dark about Willow’s leukemia, but if she finds out, will Carly tell Willow the truth about Nina?
If Carly keeps up the fake story to deter Willow from finding the truth, it could be the end to her relationship with her son and his family forever. Will Carly’s lies cost her the one’s she loves while making room for Nina to be the hero?
Willow turns to Nina! Right now Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is the bane of Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) existence. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and his mom Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) share in Willow’s misery over Nina.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly is yet another person lying to Willow. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) pointed out the fact that so many people have lied to Willow. Carly’s face showed her guilt in that moment but it wasn’t enough to stop her from lying. GH spoilers indicate Carly will detail Drew’s search for Willow’s biological family while keeping secret what she already knows.
General Hospital recaps recall Michael and Willow’s discussion regarding his revenge on Sonny. Michael had every intention of calling it quits on his mission, however, Dex makes him an offer he can’t refuse. Dex explains something big is coming in regard to Sonny’s business. He is able to convince Michael that now is not the time to quit. Willow will be lead to believe Michael has dropped his desire to take down Sonny and focus on their family.
General Hospital rumors claim Willow turns to Nina after discovering Carly and Michael have been lying to her. GH rumors suggest Drew comes through for Willow. And with no help from Carly, he discovers Nina is her biological mother. Willow also will learn that Michael has continued to seek revenge on Sonny despite their conversation. Ultimately, Willow leans on her own mother when her chosen family betrays her.
Carly blames Nina! Willow Tait’s (Katelyn MacMullen) leukemia is progressing rapidly and her diagnosis remains a secret to most. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) is the only one who knows outside of her doctors at GH.
General Hospital recaps recall Willow has been under a tremendous amount of stress due to her pregnancy and stage 3, going on stage 4 leukemia. Michael has been a phenomenal support for Willow ever since he found out she has fallen ill.
Those who love Willow will be there for her every step of the way it she’d just let them. While some people are kind, gracious, and understanding, others *cough, Nina* can be accusatory, judgemental, and holier than thou. You never know what battles someone is struggling which is why it’s important to be kind. Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is one of those kind, gracious, and understanding types whereas Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) is the latter. She knows nothing about what Willow is going through and the constant stress she’s creating is taking its toll.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Carly scrambles to tend to Willow who collapsed as a result of the stress of an argument. Nina on the other hand nonchalantly announces she’s found to call 911. Carly blames Nina after overhearing the argument between her ex-husband’s girlfriend and the mother of her grandson Wiley.
General Hospital rumors tease the argument brought on by Nina will open the door to revealing Willow’s leukemia diagnosis. However, her illness will remain a secret to most.
Carly wants Nina as far away from Willow as possible!
General Hospital previews and spoilers indicate both Carly and Nina are present as Willow lies unconscious on the ground. Will they be able to put there differences aside in these crucial moments? GH rumors claim Carly is more certain than ever that she will keep Harmony’s secret about Nina and Willow. Carly sees the damage Nina has caused Willow and decides to spare her the devastation of finding out Nina is Willow’s mother.
GH rumors and spoilers suggest a wrench gets thrown into Carly’s rationale when Carly learns Willow is sick. Michael decides to tell Carly the truth about Willow’s battle with leukemia during her pregnancy. She was dead set on keeping Nina as far away from Willow as possible. But now Carly os faced with a decision that could potentially save Willow’s life.
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) do a perfect job in showing the world how they feel about each other. It’s no secret these two women can’t stand the site of one another and are unable to hold it in.
General Hospital recaps remind fans that Nina blames Carly for the death of her daughter, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier), along with blaming Carly for keeping Nelle’s identity a secret. In turn, Nina used the opportunity that came about with Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) having amnesia in Nixon Falls to get back at her enemy. Carly has Joe lost her marriage and her career at the Metro Court because of Nina’s spite.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that it’s now Carly’s turn. GH recaps explain, Carly is harboring a secret that would drastically change Nina’s life. Harmony Miller’s (Inga Cadranel) was in her death bed when she made Carly promise not to tell Nina and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) they are mother and daughter.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest that Willow has a secret of her own and will continue to keep her health condition to herself. GH rumors claim that Willow’s medical situation will come down to the wire. Nina and Willow won’t learn they are mother and daughter until what seems the like end for Willow.
Will Nina miss another chance at getting to know her daughter?
Carly has known about Nina and Willow this entire time, just as she knew a about Nelle being Nina’s daughter. As Nina is about to lose another child, Carly will be blamed for keeping Harmony’s secret and for causing Nina to lose out on quality time with yet another child.
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