John,
Assuming you have declared @value_needed, create another query after
your first as follows
SELECT
@value_needed =a.adviceID
FROM Advice a INNER JOIN userData UD on A.userIDFK = UD.UserID WHERE
a.userIDFK = @Input_userID
Now, the value of @value_needed can be used in the where clause of the
query in question.
SELECT
aa.Advice_aboutID, aa.AdviceIDFK, aa.PhotoDescription,
aa.adviceSensitivity, aa.adviceCareer, aa.adviceHumor,
aa.advicePersonality,
aa.adviceIntelligence, aa.PhotoPath, aa.Photo FROM Advice_about aa
WHERE aa.adviceIDFK = @value_needed
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