Transplant Pregnancy Registry International - formerly NTPR

03/10/2026

Today, we remember and recognize a milestone in the transplant community - the first known post-transplant birth that occurred on March 10, 1958! 💚💙

03/09/2026

It’s Sleep Awareness Week! 😴 This week is a reminder that quality sleep is essential for healing, immunity, and overall health.

For those living with or waiting for a transplant, sleep can play a powerful role in recovery and long-term wellness.

Prioritizing rest isn’t a luxury. It’s part of the care plan. 💙

What has helped you get better sleep after transplant? 💬 Share your healthy tips or experiences in the comments to help others in the transplant community. Together, let’s raise awareness about the importance of healthy sleep habits for transplant patients, donors, and caregivers alike.

03/08/2026

This Women’s History Month, let’s reflect on the trailblazers, honor the everyday heroes, and encourage the next generation of women to keep leading.

03/06/2026

03/05/2026

March is National Social Work Month! This month, the Transplant Pregnancy Registry International (TPRI) joins others in recognizing the incredible work that Social Workers do every single day! We are especially grateful for the Social Workers at Gift of Life Donor Program and Gift of Life Howie's House who work with the transplant community. Thank you! 💚💙

03/03/2026

reminds us that prevention, education, and specialized care matter.

Today, we highlight the importance of early prenatal care, especially for individuals pregnant after a solid organ transplant.

For transplant recipients considering pregnancy: timing, stable graft function, and medication management are essential. With the right support, successful pregnancies are achievable. Careful monitoring and teamwork between transplant and obstetric providers make all the difference. 💙💚

If you have questions about growing your family after transplant, please contact the Transplant Pregnancy Registry International. https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

Thank you to everyone who registers with the TPRI!

03/02/2026

Today we celebrate the joy of reading and the knowledge it brings to our communities!

Whether you’re picking up a favorite children’s book, exploring a new novel, or diving into research that informs and inspires, reading helps connect us to stories, and to each other.

If you’re interested in learning about important information regarding pregnancy post-transplant, we invite you to read the latest TPRI Annual Report! For more information, please visit: https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

02/27/2026

For over three decades, the Transplant Pregnancy Registry International (TPRI) has been studying pregnancy post-transplant and stands as the longest-running voluntary pregnancy registry of its type in the world. The success of the TPRI is due in large part to the willingness of the transplant community to help others by sharing their journeys to parenthood.

All post-transplant outcomes are important. We are grateful to those who participate in the TPRI, and welcome anyone who has had a pregnancy post-transplant or has fathered a pregnancy post-transplant to register. We appreciate those registered who let others know about the TPRI’s important and meaningful work. By registering, you are helping not only those who may be planning a pregnancy post-transplant, but you are also helping healthcare professionals and others in the transplant community who may have questions and are seeking information about pregnancy post-transplant.

You can contact the TPRI at any time by phone, email, or website contact form. For additional information and the link to register, please visit: https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

02/26/2026

Gift of Life Donor Program encourages college clubs, organizations, and PRSSA Chapters across our region to help save lives by raising awareness and encouraging their campus communities to register as organ donors.

02/24/2026

February is National Cancer Prevention Month. We recognize the importance of cancer detection, prevention, and treatment – especially within the solid organ transplant community. Together, we can help spread awareness and encourage individuals to speak with healthcare professionals about screenings and education.

02/23/2026

During , let’s raise awareness about the connection between pregnancy and heart health. ❤️

Preeclampsia is a serious blood pressure disorder that can happen during pregnancy or postpartum. According to the 2024 TPRI Annual Report, about 30% of female kidney recipients and 20% of female liver recipients reported preeclampsia in their pregnancies post-transplant. In female heart recipients, about 25% of recipients reported preeclampsia in their pregnancies.

Your heart health matters. ❣️

✔️Know the signs of preeclampsia.
✔️Monitor your blood pressure.
✔️Advocate for your care.

Would you like more information about pregnancy post-transplant, including information on preeclampsia in post-transplant pregnancies? For additional information, as well as the link to register with the TPRI, please visit: https://www.transplantpregnancyregistry.org/

02/20/2026

Caregiving is love in action.💙💚
On National Caregivers Day, we recognize those who stand beside transplant recipients through every test result, every call from the hospital, every long night, and every hopeful new beginning.
To every caregiver: your strength does not go unnoticed. You are changing lives in ways that words can’t fully capture.