General Hospital Spoilers: Jason Rushes To Save Sam And Unborn Baby, Will He Be Too Late? (GH Promo)

General Hospital spoilers recently revealed Olivia Jerome (Tonja Walker) pushing Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) off a bridge during a struggle and she left her lying for dead. Now will someone get to her in time?

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The newest ABC General Hospital video promo teases “His wife and unborn child left for dead, and time is not on their side!” So it appears it will be a race against time to save Sam, but Jason (Billy Miller) is the man for the job. He has never let his wife down before.

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GH spoilers indicate that Jason Morgan (Billy Miller) will put the pieces together when he has a chat with his mother in-law Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and will rush to save his wife and unborn child.

In the video you see Jason Morgan doing just that. Sam is still stuck at the bottom of the bridge and things appear as if they are getting worse for her as she is seen holding her stomach screaming no, no, no, no, not yet.

It looks like she may be going into labor so this is definitely not good. As if it wasn’t bad enough that she had that horrible fall from the bridge.

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Jason will do all that he can to get to Sam. Jason is seen walking across the bridge hollering Sam, so he’s made it to the right place, but will Sam still be there? Sam is very resourceful, so she will be doing all that she can to keep herself and her unborn child safe. Let’s just hope she is able to do so.

GH fans have all expressed how upset they will be with the writers if it turns out that something is wrong with Jason and Sam’s baby. They have a very huge fan base and hopefully the writers will not go down that road. Stay tuned to ABC’s General Hospital to see how this all plays out. Don’t forget to check often with Soap Opera Spy for all your latest General Hospital spoilers, news, updates, and much more.

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