Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about the need for improved toilet facilities for people with disabilities, specifically those with ostomies and incontinence. The initial post is a poem expressing the need for specialized toilets that cater to the needs of individuals with disabilities beyond just wheelchair accessibility.

Replies - Advice and Insights:
1. A basin and tap in the same room as a toilet is a start, but adding a bidet could be beneficial for cleaning purposes.
2. Female bathrooms often have a place to put ostomy bags, and it's okay to use the bins for disposables without feeling guilty, as that's what they are for.
3. Carrying spare bags for disposing of old ostomy appliances is a practical way to manage the situation in public restrooms.
4. Being prepared is essential, and having disposable gloves close at hand would be helpful.
5. The "be prepared" motto is important, and it's similar to what is taught in the boy-scouts.

Insights:
- The need for specialized toilets that cater to the needs of individuals with disabilities beyond just wheelchair accessibility is crucial.
- The inclusion of facilities like a bidet, a place to change ostomy bags, disposable gloves, and a proper bin for non-flushables is necessary for improved accessibility and hygiene.