Her story
Jamma has been the steady center of our family for as long as anyone can remember — the maker of Sunday dinners, the keeper of birthdays, and the loudest cheerleader at every grandkid's recital.
After years of managing chronic kidney disease, she received the gift of a new kidney. This wiki is how we — her family and caregivers — keep her care consistent, safe, and full of love.
Recovery at home
Jamma had her kidney transplant and is recovering at home with daily caregiver support. Her recovery involves daily wound packing and dressing changes, frequent lab work, and medication adjustments after each visit.
She is building her walking distance gradually each day, based on her pain and energy levels.
The transplant
- Transplant date: ____________
- Transplant center: ____________
- Donor type: ____________
- Blood type: ____________
Tip
Update these details with the family so everyone has the same info.
Care team
- Transplant nephrologist: Dr. ____________
- Transplant coordinator: ____________
- Primary care doctor: Dr. ____________
- Pharmacy: ____________
Visitor guidelines
- Visitors are welcome as long as Jamma is masked and hands are washed.
- Limit visit length — keep it short and calm.
- Full restrictions will be re-evaluated at the May 22 appointment.
- Children's visits are best planned for after early May, once wound drainage resolves.
When in doubt, text the primary caregiver before stopping by.