Anyone with IgA Nephropathy with kidney transplant?

I had a kidney/liver transplant 1 yr & 3 mo ago at Loyola hospital in Chicago. I'm 71 yrs old. I had a kidney biopsy 2 mo before my surgery & it showed IGA nephropathy. I previously had Wegeners disease that affects the kidneys but in the biopsy it only showed IGA. So, I was never treated for IGA since they only discovered it prior to surgery. My labs were bad for my kidney & liver. None of the doctors said anything about the IGA post transplant. I should ask my nephrologist during my next office visit about that. I had a heart failure donor kidney. My kidney didn't work after surgery due to ATN (acute tubular necrosis) so I had to have dialysis for 3 months post-op. Then out of the blue my donor kidney started working! The doctors said the kidney tubulars can repair themselves. Yay! I know how hard it is to be on dialysis 3x a week. It would definitely be worth getting a transplant instead of going to dialysis. I did have a few complications but it was worth getting an extended life! I had a chest tube after surgery, a seroma (I think due to obesity) by my kidney incision, fatigue, weakness, hand tremors, & nausea. These only lasted about 3-4 months. In my recovery I improved at 3 month intervals. Now I feel great! No more nausea, fatigue, weakness or tremors! It takes time after surgery to recover since it is a big surgery. My surgeon told me after surgery "You have to be strong"! Good Luck in your decision! Best Wishes!