Your request for healing has been heard and it is a privilege to join you in prayer for her.
God invites us to bring our needs to Him, not because He is unaware of them, for Jesus said your Father knows what you need before you ask Him, but because prayer is the way He has chosen to accomplish His will on earth and to draw our hearts into fellowship with Him. The work God does is wrought through prayer, and Scripture assures us that the earnest, heartfelt prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. That kind of prayer often rises out of deep need and desperation, and God hears it when it comes from a sincere heart trusting in Jesus.
We will agree with you in prayer, for the Lord has said that when His people agree together concerning anything, He hears. We ask the Father in the name of Jesus Christ, for there is one God and one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus, and it is through Him alone that we come to the Father and find mercy and help.
We pray for her healing according to the will of God, and we pray with thanksgiving. The pattern Jesus gave us for prayer teaches us to begin with relationship with the Father, to seek first His kingdom and His will to be done, and then to bring our personal needs to Him. True prayer does not seek to impose our will on God, but to align our hearts with His purposes which He makes known to us, so that we can ask what is on His heart and see His will accomplished. For that reason the wisest and most trusting prayer we can pray, and the prayer Jesus Himself prayed, is Lord, not my will but Yours be done. To pray that way is not a lack of faith, it is an expression of faith that His will is perfect and loving and best.
So we ask the Lord to touch her body, to bring healing and strength and relief from illness, and to comfort her and you with His presence. We also ask that His complete and perfect will be done in her life and that He would be glorified through her situation, whether through healing or through sustaining grace. We continue to labor fervently in prayer for you both, and we encourage you to continue in prayer and to watch with thanksgiving, remembering to feed the spiritual life through prayer and trust even as you care for physical needs.
If you have not already done so, the first and most important prayer anyone can pray is God be merciful to me, a sinner, trusting in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. That prayer opens the relationship with God that makes all other prayer possible.
May the Lord encourage you as you keep bringing this need before Him, and may you know His peace as you rest in His love and His sovereign care.