Yes ma’am!! I needed to see this!! Literally 3 months post transplant (kidney/pancreas) and I need to get back into my fitness routine! Its easy to get comfortable being sedentary because of how exhausted I was while on dialysis, but now its to time to get BACK 2 ME!! ♥️ U definitely have a new subbie!! ❤
Aw, thank you so much. I truly appreciate the love and support. But please take your time to recover. I know you feel like you have all the energy in the world, but make sure you’re fully recovered and your doctor approves you to start working out again.
It’s like that especially in the beginning but I have made every video I could think about through out my journey. If you need them it’s only kidney transplant playlist 🫶🏾 Pray all goes well for you on this new journey
Do you have TikTok???? Here is my TikTok video and the link is attached to the video if you want to get one and start with us on this journey. www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNkMsuSX/
After my transplant about a year ago, I have so much more energy! I bought a meta quest 3 and do the Les Mills body combat workouts. Also getting my fistula out next week so I can lift weights again.
Thanks! This was helpful. Thank goodness I have a lot of things you mentioned checked off. I got my kidney in early April and I start back to work tomorrow which is causing me some anxiety. But I know everything will happen as it needs to. And yes, there are a lot of unknown things that they never cover in the education class when you start out. Like I had to deal with a case of hydrocele as soon as I got discharged. And that is strictly a guy's thing. Nothing throws you off more than looking down and seeing your scrotum the size of a grapefruit the day you were supposed to be heading home! It has just gotten back to normal size. Then there is the Prograff side effects. I was on such a high dose that I was shaking like Michael J Fox. So they did decrease my dosage and started me on Bella last month. But just last week my BK virus numbers skyrocketed. So now I had to go in for an infusion. So it seems like just when you scale one mountain top you get kicked back down into a valley and have to face another mountain. And I am only three months out from my transplant. But I am still being faithful and meticulous about any symptoms or side effects that I am noticing and being transparent with my transplant team. But I am very thankful not to be dealing with in-center or PD any longer! Grateful for every victory!
in the beginning you will have lots of ups and downs until things normalize. Yes I agree its better than dialysis. I pray all goes well for you in this next season of your life. Stay strong!
So happy for you!! My son is on his journey now with kidney transplant❤
I’m so happy for him. How is he holding up?
Sending blessings his way and your as well as a caregiver
@@CrissyMac Thanks for responding he has his days just mentally accepting this situation l'm his Rock with encouragement
Omg congratulations 🎉🎈 my husband had one 2 years ago
That’s a blessing. In a few weeks I will be hitting 5 years post kidney transplant
Wow so nice video
Thank you
Welcome
Yes ma’am!! I needed to see this!! Literally 3 months post transplant (kidney/pancreas) and I need to get back into my fitness routine! Its easy to get comfortable being sedentary because of how exhausted I was while on dialysis, but now its to time to get BACK 2 ME!! ♥️ U definitely have a new subbie!! ❤
Aw, thank you so much. I truly appreciate the love and support. But please take your time to recover. I know you feel like you have all the energy in the world, but make sure you’re fully recovered and your doctor approves you to start working out again.
So apt 💯. Exactly no one prepared us for the journey post transplant and the finances are draining. I really need help with drugs right now.
It’s something they lightly touch on but your right no one really prepares us that why I make these videos.
Thankz for this video. I'm 9 days post kidney transplant 🙌🏾 and I'm all over the place.
It’s like that especially in the beginning but I have made every video I could think about through out my journey. If you need them it’s only kidney transplant playlist 🫶🏾
Pray all goes well for you on this new journey
What is the treadmill? What are your thoughts on mask ?one year transplant
Do you have TikTok???? Here is my TikTok video and the link is attached to the video if you want to get one and start with us on this journey. www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNkMsuSX/
After my transplant about a year ago, I have so much more energy! I bought a meta quest 3 and do the Les Mills body combat workouts. Also getting my fistula out next week so I can lift weights again.
That’s so good to hear. I’m so excited for you. Keep it going
Thanks! This was helpful. Thank goodness I have a lot of things you mentioned checked off. I got my kidney in early April and I start back to work tomorrow which is causing me some anxiety. But I know everything will happen as it needs to. And yes, there are a lot of unknown things that they never cover in the education class when you start out. Like I had to deal with a case of hydrocele as soon as I got discharged. And that is strictly a guy's thing. Nothing throws you off more than looking down and seeing your scrotum the size of a grapefruit the day you were supposed to be heading home! It has just gotten back to normal size. Then there is the Prograff side effects. I was on such a high dose that I was shaking like Michael J Fox. So they did decrease my dosage and started me on Bella last month. But just last week my BK virus numbers skyrocketed. So now I had to go in for an infusion. So it seems like just when you scale one mountain top you get kicked back down into a valley and have to face another mountain. And I am only three months out from my transplant. But I am still being faithful and meticulous about any symptoms or side effects that I am noticing and being transparent with my transplant team. But I am very thankful not to be dealing with in-center or PD any longer! Grateful for every victory!
in the beginning you will have lots of ups and downs until things normalize. Yes I agree its better than dialysis. I pray all goes well for you in this next season of your life. Stay strong!