Per People, the Busbys suspect that an autoimmune disorder may be at the root of Danielle's struggles. "What I'm learning is that it's an uphill journey of trying to discover some type of possible autoimmune disease," she shared. "So it's not something that's easily identified. [My] symptoms are so random and so extreme on certain days and like, a little bit more calm or relaxed on other days."

Over the past few months, Danielle has seen a cardiologist and a rheumatologist to try to find answers for her symptoms, but, as reported by inTouch Weekly, "More tests, lead to more doctors ... but still no clear answer at the moment of what's going on."

One bright spot was that Danielle went in for a procedure in January, bracing for surgery as a necessary next step, but was told that she didn't have to go under the knife after all. She thanked her followers for their well wishes on her behalf saying that "I am thanking YOU ALL for the extra prayers because I believe in the POWER of PRAYER and I am certain these prayers helped my outcome."

According to the UVA Health Blog, it can take an average of six doctors and four years before those suffering from autoimmune disorders get a diagnosis and (hopefully) help for their symptoms, so it's possible that the Busbys have a long road ahead of them. Though rest is a tall order for a mother of six, we're hoping she can get some while searching for solutions.