Live lung donation has the potential to decrease wait time for lung transplants and the rate of death for those awaiting transplants. However, since live lung donation typically utilizes one lobe of lung from each of two donors, transplantation puts two donors at risk for adverse events. Although live lung donation began in the early 1990s, there is still a great lack of published and comprehensive, long-term studies, leaving the outcome of live lung donation unclear. This study will assess post-donation outcomes in live lung donors. Specifically, investigators will determine the effects of live lung donation on lung function, quality of life, morbidity, psychosocial status, satisfaction with live lung donation, and decision-making associated with live lung donation. Information obtained from this study will allow potential future live lung donors and the interested public to become better informed, and may also assist potential donors in their decision-making process regarding the procedure. Furthermore, positive study results could potentially reassure previous live organ donors about uncertainties concerning their future health.