@findtheanswersdn, that is a lot of moving parts, diagnoses, procedures and medications to plan and work with while facing big treatment decisions on the horizon. It must be tiring and stressful. While you mentioned some frustrations with your treatment, it sounds like you have upcoming appointments where it may be more beneficial to straighten out much of your questions in person. Your post is a nice list of questions that would be worth bringing forward during your appointment times.

@19kcm mentioned they are a Mayo Rochester patient and may be someone to ask a few questions regarding their experiences at Mayo Rochester.