user48609: Ok I know this is a much asked question but I have looked at the other answers and none of them were helpful.
I sent almost $2000 in BTC from my blockchain.info wallet to a mixer that has an input address that is only valid for 24 hours.  The fee blockchain.info recommended was 0.000079 which seemed a bit low so I upped it to 0.00011 but apparently that amounts to about 57 sat/B which is way too low to get confirmed in a timely manner.
If it takes more than 24 hours to get confirmed then I assume I've lost $2000.
There doesn't seem to be any facility in blockchain.info to kill an unconfirmed transaction.
Am I totally screwed?  I have an electrum wallet, is there any way I can import my blockchain.info wallet without the unconfirmed transaction?  i.e. Get my original balance back.  Is there anything I can do?
I know similar questions have been asked but I couldn't find any answer that applies, or maybe there isn't one.  My HUGE mistake was placing any trust at all in the blockchain.info wallet recommended fee.  Yeah I'm a newbie idiot but wow this has been an expensive lesson.
UPDATE
I have contacted the mixer and much to my relief they say the receiving address will be valid for a week for unconfirmed transactions.  So my question becomes what happens with a blockchain.info wallet, if a send remains unconfirmed for a few days?  Will the send be cancelled?  Is it likely a 0.00011 fee be enough for it to ever be confirmed?

user52815: 
I upped it to 0.00011 but apparently that amounts to about 57 sat/B which is way too low to get confirmed in a timely manner.

According to the 21.co fee estimator:
https://bitcoinfees.21.co/
A 57 satoshi per byte transaction should be confirmed within 35 to 600 minutes (10 hours). It should go through. 

48609: <p>Ok I know this is a much asked question but I have looked at the other answers and none of them were helpful.</p>

<p>I sent almost $2000 in BTC from my blockchain.info wallet to a mixer that has an input address that is only valid for 24 hours.  The fee blockchain.info recommended was 0.000079 which seemed a bit low so I upped it to 0.00011 but apparently that amounts to about 57 sat/B which is way too low to get confirmed in a timely manner.</p>

<p>If it takes more than 24 hours to get confirmed then I assume I've lost $2000.</p>

<p>There doesn't seem to be any facility in blockchain.info to kill an unconfirmed transaction.</p>

<p>Am I totally screwed?  I have an electrum wallet, is there any way I can import my blockchain.info wallet without the unconfirmed transaction?  i.e. Get my original balance back.  Is there anything I can do?</p>

<p>I know similar questions have been asked but I couldn't find any answer that applies, or maybe there isn't one.  My HUGE mistake was placing any trust at all in the blockchain.info wallet recommended fee.  Yeah I'm a newbie idiot but wow this has been an expensive lesson.</p>

<p>UPDATE</p>

<p>I have contacted the mixer and much to my relief they say the receiving address will be valid for a week for unconfirmed transactions.  So my question becomes what happens with a blockchain.info wallet, if a send remains unconfirmed for a few days?  Will the send be cancelled?  Is it likely a 0.00011 fee be enough for it to ever be confirmed?</p>
 52815: <blockquote>
  <p>I upped it to 0.00011 but apparently that amounts to about 57 sat/B which is way too low to get confirmed in a timely manner.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>According to the 21.co fee estimator:</p>

<p><a href="https://bitcoinfees.21.co/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://bitcoinfees.21.co/</a></p>

<p>A 57 satoshi per byte transaction should be confirmed within 35 to 600 minutes (10 hours). It should go through. </p>
