Hi Judy,<br>If He said the surgery is too high risk,then it seems as though you are better off enjoying the rest of your life and not doing it.Ask God to help you and heal you,He is the God the impossible.<br><br>

I would contact Mayo Clinic yourself to find out what insurance they accept. <br><br>

Ive had 2 transplants at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville. Medicare and Medicaid paid for both and all of my continuous care.

To tell you the God Truth That is how I look at it, I was Bless to have heads up on me I been sad at times for I know I will miss my family ect and I also feel I want to do more on earth than I have ? Sucks when my family feels I am throwing in the towel wanting me to deal with more doctors .I get dazes and confused

I so agree I get sad at times that is for sure , I try not to but its hard when I look at my 1 month year old granddaughter and my 2 year ild ect ect , I just keep picking myself up as much as possible and walking forward with our God up in Heaven ! Who has never let me down and has spare me so long and so Thankful ,,,,,will see if mayo does not takes me nothing left 🙁

well call the only accept the one for I live in a different state they do not accept my other it only covers my state