Will Something Horrible Happen to Sam and Jason’s Baby?!?

Babies just don’t seem to make simple entrances on General Hospital, and now that Sam Sam’s due date is drawing closer, will their little one have an easy time of it?

Just because Sam’s had issues in the past doesn’t mean that she’s doomed to have a rough delivery. Then again, her homicidal aunt is hovering nearby and kidnaps her next week.

Now, with Sam over that bridge and Aunt Olivia (Tonja Walker) wielding that gun, she could bring her own special brand of terror. Soap Hub asked what you think will happen to Sam’s baby.

Smooth Entry
After almost 4,000 votes were tallied, 59% believe that Sam’s baby will be fine. After all, she and Jason (Billy Miller) have been through too much for any other outcome. It’s not fair that they be put through more horror!

You believe in their love and that means they will overcome everything – and welcome their healthy baby together to their growing family.

Whisked Away
Rose-colored glasses aren’t worn by 34% of you because you believe that Olivia will kidnap Sam’s baby. The writing is on the wall that she has something big planned to use against Sam’s father, Julian (William deVry).

You’re pretty sure that stealing his grandchild will be just what she needs to teach him an important lesson. She needs a bargaining chip to keep him and everyone else in town in line and the JaSam baby could be just the chip off the old block she needs.

Complete Devastation
Still for 7% — you aren’t just not wearing rose-colored glasses but you’ve taken them, thrown them on the ground, and stomped on them pretty hard because you think the General Hospital writers will actually have Sam lose her baby.

You have seen Jason and Sam (Kelly Monaco) be happy for too long and what better way to give them a compelling story than by showing how the death of a child affects a couple.

General Hospital airs weekdays on ABC. Share your thoughts, leave a comment in the section below. Win exclusive member-only GH spoilers, prizes, and more: sign up here! Also, join the conversation on our Facebook page.