doctors visit

We had our visit with the neurologist at Scott and White today. Based on his initial assessment, he does not believe Rhonda has CIDP (the chronic form of Guillain-Barre). However, he wants Rhonda to have some more tests that will help to measure nerve damage/demylenation. We'll be visiting the specialist who will conduct those tests the last day of February. While we welcome this possibility, we still need to wait for the tests. In addition, even if CIDP is eliminated as a diagnosis (which may or may not happen), it does not help explain Rhonda's current symptoms. In that regard, the visit merely raised some more questions. Again, we await the next doctor visit.