This topic is about someone who had to reschedule their ostomy reversal surgery. They were worried that changing the date might mean having to go through some uncomfortable pre-operative tests again, but thankfully, they found out that this won't be necessary.

Here are some key points from the discussion:

1. The surgery was initially planned for 3 weeks away but has now been moved to 7 weeks away.
2. The person was particularly concerned about having to repeat a specific test, the barium air-contrast enema, which they found unpleasant.
3. Fortunately, they were informed that rescheduling the surgery does not require them to repeat this test.