Continued prayers, WTH. 
.Still praying for your daughter…from a senorita.Back in Scottsdale tonight for more tests and appointments tomorrow. Thank all you señors for prayers lifted. I hope to find out someday about all the prayers for me that I was unaware of.
My daughter wants me to go with her for me to see the actual Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix if we have time. Apparently that place will give you a healthy dose of humility. “By the grace of God go I.”

Continued good things, my friend.So my daughter found my post on HMax.
She’s getting good care and we return to Scottsdale on Monday.
I live in Minny, I know dozens who know this very thing.UPDATE: We completed 2 weeks at Mayo Clinic. Of course, we go out there fantasizing about a "magic bullet" that will cure everything. It usually doesn't work that way. In complex situations, it is often a matter of elimination, and that is what Mayo Clinic has been doing. We've gotten some answers, and there's still some remaining questions that we await answers to. We go back in March to hopefully get some semi-final answers and a treatment plan.
If any of you have questions about the Mayo Clinic experience, feel free to message me. It's a bit different than what most of us are accustomed to. I could use all kinds of flattering words about Mayo, and many of those would be accurate, but it is a different experience, and I wish others could be a bit more educated and possibly take advantage of it.
My prayers to Your 'Daughter and Your family. Take this for what it is worth. I have taken my wife who has secondary progressive M.S. to the Mayo clinic in Mn. years ago with the same hope. We have also been to U. of Chicago hospital and had 10 weeks of Plasmapheresis along with every new promising medication for years. All with no results. We have now accepted that we simply need to live with it. To do this we have both changed our lives to adapt to it which we have. In return God has given us happiness that few have. Hang in there as the journey can seem harsh but the end result is worth the effort regardless of the outcome as your will know you did everything possible.Back in Scottsdale tonight for more tests and appointments tomorrow. Thank all you señors for prayers lifted. I hope to find out someday about all the prayers for me that I was unaware of.
My daughter wants me to go with her for me to see the actual Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix if we have time. Apparently that place will give you a healthy dose of humility. “By the grace of God go I.”
My prayers to Your 'Daughter and Your family. Take this for what it is worth. I have taken my wife who has secondary progressive M.S. to the Mayo clinic in Mn. years ago with the same hope. We have also been to U. of Chicago hospital and had 10 weeks of Plasmapheresis along with every new promising medication for years. All with no results. We have now accepted that we simply need to live with it. To do this we have both changed our lives to adapt to it which we have. In return God has given us happiness that few have. Hang in there as the journey can seem harsh but the end result is worth the effort regardless of the outcome as your will know you did everything possible.