@sarahdemare04 My first advice would be to make sure to cultivate a very good working relationship with your transplant coordinator. You want to feel very comfortable with that communication channel so you can feel very free to bring their attention to anything that is out of the ordinary. Better to play it safe than to be sorry. Same goes for your Nephrologist. I happen to be an information professional so I can do my own research, but I have no illusions about being a doctor myself. I'm happy to answer as best I can any specific questions you have. I can't really address the problems you mentioned as I've not experienced any of them so far. In general, I find that trying to have a positive outlook always works better even when it seems like there is no hope. Keep in touch! I want to help

@sarahdemare04 I had a double lung transplant so it is a bit different, but the tremors will go away with time when his body starts to get used to the medications. It took my body probably close to a year before it was better. Now I don't really get the shakes any more.