Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about seeking advice on chiropractic adjustments for individuals who cannot lie on their stomach due to medical reasons, such as having a stoma or being pregnant. The original poster, Bob, is looking for information on how chiropractic adjustments can be performed while standing up or in a seated position.

Relevant Advice and Insights:
- An experienced chiropractor should be able to help by using a soft styrofoam cushion to lay on the stomach or by adjusting the individual while sitting upright.
- Some individuals have received chiropractic adjustments while on their side or in a seated position, without the need to lie on their back or stomach.
- It's important to communicate with the chiropractor about any medical conditions or devices, such as a stoma, to ensure they can be careful during the adjustment.
- Making appointments in the morning when the stoma is less active can be beneficial for individuals with a stoma.

Irrelevant or Off-Topic Replies:
- Replies 2, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 are not relevant to the topic of chiropractic adjustments while standing up and do not contribute to the overall discussion.