Blessings to you and your recipient during this time. I donated my left kidney to an unknown recipient in May 2020. I had a Mayo only a couple of hours away from my home in AZ so I was able to only be in the hospital 1 night. I was pretty sleepy and nauseous in the hospital so I didn't do much besides walk every hour and then rest. Luckily I was fortunate enough to not need pain meds after going home, Tylenol and sleep worked for me. In the Rochester Mayo there's many tunnels for a little walk if it's too cold out. I think the short walks really helped me heal quickly. 3 weeks after my donation I was able to walk minor trails at the Grand Canyon. Listen to your body though, I rested and slept a lot to let my body work on healing. I had my 10 ft phone charger and listened to some podcasts, books, and Ted talks to keep my mind occupied. I found rolling to my side and getting up that way put the least pressure on my incision and after the first walk I could get up without help. Same for lying down again. I had a weird side effect once home of crazy hot flashes that they said isn't a normal side effect (🤣) but really had a smooth recovery and I'm still feeling great. Your team will still be there for you so don't hesitate to ask them questions- incredible people they are!!! About 10 days after I felt pretty much back to normal except would wear out more quickly. If you need any support at all, please reach out. I will pray everything goes smoothly for you and your recipient. It's a true blessed gift you are sharing- thank you.