General Hospital Spoilers: Willow Won’t Lose Another Baby, Will Decision Be Fatal?

General Hospital spoilers reveal that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) has already lost one child. So, Willow can’t bear the thought of losing another baby. With Willow being told that the treatment for leukemia could affect the unborn child, she has a huge decision to make. Could Willow decide to delay treatment to have the baby, even if it means she could die?

General Hospital Spoilers – Willow Tait’s Diagnosis

GH spoilers reveal that Willow finally got her results back from the bone marrow biopsy. Willow is devastated and stunned that she actually has a diagnosis of leukemia. Willow was told that it’s in the early stages. However, that is overshadowed by the risk to the baby. As Willow was being told all this information, her head was spinning.

GH Spoilers – Telling Michael Corinthos

Willow still hasn’t told Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) about her bone marrow biopsy. At the time, Willow didn’t want Michael to worry unless there was a reason to. Now that Willow has an official diagnosis, she still hasn’t talked to Michael.

At first, it was because Willow was still trying to process the information. Then, Willow couldn’t put a damper on the party for her. When Willow was questioned about her behavior, she blamed it on hormones.

General Hospital Spoilers – Consulting With Britt Westbourne

General Hospital spoilers reveal that Willow talks to Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) about the situation. Willow needs facts and she wants these details before going to Michael. Speaking to Soap Opera Digest, MacMullen explained,

“I think the baby’s health is more on Willow’s mind than her own at this point. She’s already lost a child, so that only amplifies it more. It’s like, ‘I cannot lose another baby.’ She keeps asking, ‘What does this mean for my baby? What are the statistics if we start this treatment plan, or if we start it later?”

GH Spoilers – Fatal Sacrifice?

Even though Britt and Terry Randolph (Cassandra James) want to start treatment right away, Willow might not be on board. MacMullen told the magazine that if treatment begins in the first trimester, there is more of a risk of complications and miscarriage.

“So, she has to decide between starting her treatment immediately and trying to cut off the cancer as soon as possible or waiting, which means the cancer could spread, but the baby has a better chance of surviving. It’s a huge decision to make.”

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