Mali and Me

Sharing life as a business owner, chronic illness advocate and stoma blogger

Sharing life as a business owner,
chronic illness advocate and stoma blogger

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Welcome Readers,

MY NAME IS IMALI

I’m a proud Wife, Founder and Stoma owner, based in the South of the UK. This is my space on the internet to share snippets from my day-to-day life, along with things I’ve learnt along the way. My aim is to raise awareness for EDS, Ulcerative Colitis, Autism and Arthritis.

Welcome Readers,

MY NAME IS IMALI

I’m a proud Wife, Founder and Stoma owner, based in the South of the UK. This is my space on the internet to share snippets from my day-to-day life, along with things I’ve learnt along the way. My aim is to raise awareness for EDS, Ulcerative Colitis, Autism and Arthritis.

Winter Gardens Carpark – Bournemouth: An Accessibility Nightmare!

Fighting for Care: When the NHS Fails Disabled Patients

No colon, still rollin’ – My new wheels – Sunrise Medical Quickie Carbon Q50R

  • Introducing the newest centrepiece of the kitchen, my seasonal mug rack. Autistically, different mugs feel good to me at different times, so this allows me to appreciate my collection everyday. I just need to add some more to fill-in the gaps - I have my eye on some autumnal ones as the season comes, do you have any recommendations?Mug rack: @jysk.uk
Butterfly Plate: @TKMaxxukVD: A wooden rack made up of squares, which have various decorative mugs inside. It is against a floral wallpapered wall. On the top is a butterfly plate, and several Starbucks cups.
    2 hours ago
  • If anyone wonders what I’ve spent the last 10 days doing, then here we are… 🐾If you’d like to get your hands on a doggy of your own, please let me know. If you’d like to make a donation for our fundraising please tap the link in my stories or bio!VD: A white woman with brown hair, wearing a vintage lilac dress. She is holding up various brown, beige and grey tone fluffy hand sized dogs, which she has made for charity.
    23 hours ago
  • Any ideas for what you’d do next? I’m thinking of adding fairylights and some flowers to bring it to life 😍Pergola purchased by me from @aosomuk #AosomUK
Ramps from @careco_mobility (Ad PR gifted)
Outdoor mini house from @bm_storesVD: A white woman with brown hair in a wheelchair, using a portable ramp, outside seating area with dark grey cushions and showing you around a garden space.
    4 days ago
  • Tell me a bit about yourself and what you post below!
    6 days ago
  • Your medical aid never ruins your outfit ✨I wear the Sensura Mio bags from @coloplast.uk year-round and love the black colour as it sits well under clothes. Most of the time you can’t tell that it’s there unless you’re really looking!Top: New Look
Shorts: Secondhand
Clip: TKMaxxVD: A white woman with curly (wavy? Slightly confused in the heat) shoulder length brown hair and glasses. She is wearing a white square neck lacy type vintage inspired top and some daffodil print shorts. During the video she shows you her black stoma bag hiding under her clothes. At one point you can see the butterfly clip in the back of her hair. The text on the screen reads ‘This is your reminder that nobody can tell if you have a stoma bag or not. Your medical aid never ruins your outfit’.
    6 days ago
  • Normalising being a Swiftie who loves secondhand shopping and has matching mobility aids to her outfits 🫶🏻VD: A white woman with brown curled hair, looking downwards. She is wearing a white Taylor Swift T-shirt which says ‘Cry my eyes violet’ and black and white floral trousers. In her right hand she has a pink crutch.
    2 weeks ago
  • Saw this trend and knew I had to join in - for anyone who’s ever said they can’t keep up with me! My life is full of ups and downs, but I try to maximise the ups as much as I can. ☀️I’m so blessed to have the bestest friends around me too - some of whom appear in this video and some to which I’m yet to get clips with - the memories that we have made together so far as my favourites ✨VD: The text on screen reads ‘POV: The stories of your chronically ill friend who loves 100 different lives’ and cutes between lots of dramatic changes from Imali out and about to in hospital, to at work, to with different friends and family.
    2 weeks ago

Introducing The Chronic Club

Being iconic doesn’t take a day off. Neither do we.

My Motability Car

Proudly working with Snows SEAT CUPRA as a Motability Ambassador

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