Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Great Resource for Lung Transplant Patients

I had a lung transplant in March 2003 at UW Madison. I found this to be the best resource in print. It is a sort of enyclopedia covering all aspects of lung transplantation: medications, complications, surgical aspects, etc. It covers technical material, but is easy to read and is written for lay persons. I would highly recommend reading it before you have a transplant in order to understand what you're really getting into. I constantly referred to it when I was recovering, and it answered many of my questions, or clarified things my doctors/nurses had said.The one major drawback to this book is that there is no index and it covers far too briefly the emotional aspects of having a lung transplant. However, I still have no hesitation recommending this excellent resource, and I am glad that I had it next to me on my journey of recovery.