This topic is about someone who recently had a colonoscopy and received good news from their doctor. The doctor confirmed that everything looks good for a planned ostomy reversal surgery in January, which will be six months after their initial surgery. The doctor also complimented the emergency surgeon for doing a great job, leaving enough bowel to work with for the reversal. While the idea of returning to a more "normal" life is exciting, the person is feeling a mix of emotions, including nervousness, fear, excitement, and even guilt about moving on while others continue living with an ostomy.

Here are some pieces of advice and insights shared by others:

1. Many people reassure the person that there is no need to feel guilty. Everyone's journey is unique, and it's okay to move forward with their own path.
2. There is encouragement to stay involved in the community even after the reversal. Sharing their firsthand experience can be very helpful to others who are considering the procedure.
3. Several members offer their congratulations and wish the person good luck. They also express interest in hearing updates about the surgery and recovery process.