@gej53 Try posting this as a separate, individual post. You posted in response to my post and no one will see it.

@sueinmn I am the same, I just get the overall view weekly not each message like I used to.

Hi @gej53 @heathert @jenblalock @fdixon63,
Mayo Clinic Connect got a major overhaul and upgrade at the beginning of April.

The groups you follow remain unchanged. However, how you receive notifications has changed. Members in general were finding the number of emails overwhelming. Everyone gets a daily digest summarizing the activity in the groups you follow. And you can see all activity in your groups on the homepage https://connect.mayoclinic.org/ and notifications on the website.

I think you'll find this blog post helpful.
- How to customize your notifications and settings https://connect.mayoclinic.org/blog/about-connect/newsfeed-post/how-to-customize-your-notifications-and-settings/

You can still return to getting an email for every new post in the groups you wish to follow closely.

If you wish to continue to receive an email for every new post:
1. Go to the group, i.e., MAC & Bronchiectasis https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/mac-bronchiectasis/
2. Click the ellipsis symbol (⋯) to see Actions for this Group.
3. Select "Get emails for all new posts in the group."

Follow this blog to see news about the new and improved site and tips on how to get the most out of it:
About Connect: Who, What & Why https://connect.mayoclinic.org/blog/about-connect/

@gej53 After they updated the site we don't automatically get emails from individuals everyday like we use to. You probably can go in and set it back to get emails. But now I just open up the Mayo Clinic Connect general email and then look at entire list of posts and click on the most recent posts to read without getting them all in my mailbox. Nan