**Title: Shocking Revelations!! For GH Kristina Fans || Heart Breaking! It Will Shock You Watch This News**
In this emotional and heart-wrenching update from “General Hospital,” we delve into the latest developments and pay tribute to a deeply personal story from one of the show’s beloved actresses. Christina Wagner, known for her role as Felicia, has shared a touching memorial for her son Harrison, who tragically passed away in June 2022 at the age of 27.
The episode opens with Jason sitting nervously in his car, watching something intently. He quickly makes a call to Spinelli’s phone, but it’s Maxi who answers, informing him that Spinelli is playing with the kids. Despite this, Jason urgently asks Maxi to contact Anna to check in and see if she picks up.
Meanwhile, we are reminded of the devastating loss experienced by Christina Wagner and her ex-husband Jack Wagner, who played Frisco on the show. The couple endured a parent’s worst nightmare when their son Harrison died. In honor of his memory, they established the Harrison Wagner Scholarship Fund to support others, keeping his legacy alive.
Christina recently took a profound step to honor her son by getting a delicate tattoo on her inner bicep. The tattoo features a heartfelt message from Harrison, partially covered by her hair but with “Love, Harrison” clearly visible. The message, which resonates deeply with anyone who has experienced loss, speaks about opening one’s heart and mind to the universe’s pure love and joy, understanding that loved ones remain with us in spirit.
Christina shared a poignant photo of her tattoo on social media, accompanied by a moving caption about embracing love and joy, free from blame, fault, anger, or guilt. She expressed that her son’s signature will remain on her flesh until she dies, looking forward to an eternal hug in the afterlife but content to wait for now.
The post received an outpouring of support from her castmates and fans. Finola Hughes (Anna) commented on Christina’s strength and grace, calling her the “biggest baddest warrior.” Michelle Stafford (Phyllis from “The Young and the Restless”) added that taking words from a loved one and tattooing them is a comforting act for those living with grief. The pain of loss never truly goes away, but having such a personal and visible reminder can bring a bit of light into the ongoing darkness.
Christina’s courageous act of sharing her tattoo is sure to inspire others to find their own ways to honor lost loved ones. For those who already carry similar tributes, it brings a sense of camaraderie and understanding, knowing they are not alone in their journey through grief.
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