@Jorge_C mentioned his song is I will survive, which is a fantastic choice and one I might be stealing. Mine is currently my milkshake brings all the boys to the yard, which might not be the best choice but I needed something catchy enough I wouldn't tune it out😆

If you have a fun alarm song, drop it below!

for some reason i have been trying to put all this questions into something i am just trying to figure out, would love if you can provide opinions and feelings here.

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I am a frequent traveler and I often even travel across time zones. When I dosed insulin this was very complicated since my long acting insulin really needed 24 hrs between doses and the meal time insulin was used right before eating. It took me a day or so to adjust and it often posed issues. W my transplant meds I try to adjust my schedule as well so I keep my tac levels stable. This means I should dose every 12 hrs and I often do a two day transition moving the dosing a few hrs each day to allow for this cadence yet letting me sleep!

how do you do it?

Those of you with Atrial Fibrillation, would love to hear what meds you're taking to control it that's been safe for a recipient.

Much appreciated.

Hope you are all doing well.

I'm 3 1/2 LT, and I am having excruciating joint pain behind my knees, wrists, and body aches.

I just want to check if anybody has experienced the same thing, because it has already been 3 years, and now the pain is really bad.

I'm not sure if this is a side effect of Tacrolimus or if I should check something else.

Thanks

"Something that came up on my timeline really resonated with me because it is absolutely true. One of the greatest blessings of being with my transplant center and this incredible team of professionals is how deeply they care—even about the smallest details. While I was in the hospital, they provided me with a pill organizer and patiently went through it with me, explaining everything and filling it out about three different times to make sure I fully understood. They also printed a detailed medication list with all the doses and instructions. I feel incredibly blessed, because I have seen how easily people can miss a dose or become unsure about whether they took their medication or not. The team you are surrounded by becomes a huge part of this battle, and having people who truly care makes all the difference. I feel very fortunate and grateful."

What have you been doing to help yourself through this journey or do you have a great team of dedicated professional assisting you?

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