General Hospital Spoilers: Willow changes medication, Daisy is in critical condition
General Hospital Spoilers: Willow Spirals Into Darkness as Custody War Erupts and Port Charles Faces Its Most Devastating Battle Yet
On General Hospital, Willow is no longer the gentle, forgiving soul that Port Charles once knew. The betrayal she endured—learning of Michael’s secret affair with Sasha and the existence of Daisy, their daughter—has shattered her. The life she built on love, trust, and hope now crumbles beneath her feet.
Willow no longer feels like the mother in her own home. Michael’s bond with Sasha and Daisy isolates her, and her mental health deteriorates. Sleepless nights, dizzy spells, and a haunting sense of worthlessness plague her. But behind the quiet suffering, something darker stirs—rage, and a growing thirst for vengeance.
With Drew Cain feeding that fury, Willow plots not reconciliation but retribution. Together, they craft a plan to strip Sasha of custody, painting her as unstable and unfit.
They build a false case, leveraging Sasha’s past mental health struggles, altered medical records, and even planning to remove Daisy from Port Charles without consent. Their betrayal is meticulous, cruel, and hidden behind carefully constructed lies.
But Jason Morgan notices. His instincts tell him something is wrong. He begins connecting the dots—secret meetings, doctored files, whispers of manipulation.
With Carly and Sonny joining forces, they uncover the full extent of Willow and Drew’s scheme. Jason exposes falsified records, Carly files financial evidence, and Sonny ensures the case reaches judges he trusts.
When court reconvenes, the truth crashes down. Willow loses temporary custody, faces criminal investigation, and watches as Drew vanishes—possibly silenced by Sonny’s connections.
In the heart of this chaos, Daisy becomes critically ill, and the real test begins. She needs a transplant, and only Michael or Sasha can save her. Without hesitation, they both step forward.
Their sacrifice—choosing to give a part of themselves to save Daisy—redeems them in the eyes of many. They act not out of romantic love, but a fierce, unconditional devotion as parents.
As Willow watches from outside the hospital room, her world collapses. She realizes the depth of her sins, and that Sasha—the woman she tried to destroy—is the one willing to die to save Daisy.
Willow is no longer seen as a victim. She is the architect of betrayal, and her fall from grace is swift and public.
The battle lines are drawn. Port Charles is forever changed. And as Sasha and Michael emerge, bonded through sacrifice, Willow is left in ruins—her license suspended, her family estranged, and her future uncertain.
What began as a quiet emotional unraveling has turned into a storm that no one can escape. This is not just a custody battle—it’s a war for the soul of a child, and the soul of a town.
