General Hospital (GH) Spoilers: Sonya Eddy Wants More Nurses In The World Stat, Here’s How to Help!
General Hospital (GH) spoilers and updates tease that Sonya Eddy plays nurse Epiphany Johnson on the ABC sudser. As you might expect Epiphany finds satisfaction in helping people and it turns out that Eddy is advocating for a project that mirrors her GH role, a project near and dear to her heart. According to the actress, she is helping to raise money for scholarships for nursing students.
She has tweeted a video in which she shares a very important message: “Hello everyone, I hope you’re finding peace and staying healthy. I was thinking about this over the holiday. I think most of us were and honestly, if this is coming as a surprise to you then you are not paying attention.”
General Hospital Spoilers – Sony Eddy Plays Epiphany Johnson
She went on to say, “We are struggling again. We are straining our healthcare workers again. We are putting those at risk whose entire lives are dedicated to protecting ours. And not only is there a nursing shortage, but I read this week that the nurses we do have on the frontlines are actually being asked to come into work even if they are infected with Covid 19. No one and I means no one should be asked to work if they are infected with the virus that has killed over 840,000 Americans especially those who are trying to heal those who are already sick.” It’s hard to argue with that and yet this is the reality at the moment.”
Eddy wasn’t done yet: “And it comes down to this: we need more nurses. Not only do we have to give the nurses who fight for us every day a break, but we need to create a new foundation of nurses who are going to be the ones who help and heal our kids, our parents, our friends, hell, even us. There is a foundation that’s already doing this work, already has a scholarship fund to send more people to nursing school, and I want to help them do it. And you know what? We’re going to raise half a million dollars.”
General Hospital Updates – Sonya Eddy Wants To Help
It’s hard not to get behind this kind of enthusiasm and commitment! Eddy added, “That’s right. We’re going to get more people to nursing school so we can create a new generation of nurses and finally give the nurses we already have a well, well-deserved break. They’ve got a Go Fund Me already set up, so whatever you’ve got, $5, $10, $20, $100. Whatever you spend on a cup of coffee in the morning, send it here today instead. We need more nurses, but you already knew that. Let’s get this done.”
What Happens Next In Port Charles, New York?
At the moment Eddy’s character Nurse Epiphany has more on her mind than just her career helping others. She is being drawn into the world of mysterious Marshall Ashford (Robert Gossett) and it’s not entirely clear if she will be safe or not. He is hiding a very big secret, one that could come back to bite his loved ones! Tell us what you think of Epiphany’s new semi-romance GH fans!
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