This topic is about someone reflecting on their recent experiences with exams, summer plans, and the journey toward a medical procedure known as J-Pouch surgery. Here's a look at what they've been up to and some advice they've received:

- They have completed their AS-level exams. They found biology to be simple, chemistry not too bad, physics almost impossible, and maths & mechanics pretty difficult, but they managed to finish all of them.
- They only missed half a day of college this term due to colic pains, which is a personal improvement for them.
- Most of July has been smooth and problem-free.
- They are starting to explore life after college, which includes visiting university open days and planning a trip to Thorpe Park.
- They are feeling happy and excited as they arrange car insurance, book their driving-theory test, and continue with driving lessons.
- They have reached out to their surgeon to begin the process of constructing a J-Pouch.
- There is just one day of college left before they enjoy an 8- to 10-week summer break.

They will receive their AS-level results at the end of August.

Forum members have been supportive, offering encouragement and wishing them success with their exam results and the decisions they face, including the choice about J-Pouch surgery.