When You Feel Angry at Yourself After Divorce: Finding Healing in Christ

Blog, Bloomers Frontpage, Grief, LDS Singles

Divorce is one of life’s heaviest trials. It often brings feelings of grief, loneliness, and even shame. But for many Latter-day Saint men and women, one of the most painful emotions that lingers long after the papers are signed is anger at yourself. You may find...

When Life Feels Heavy: How to Cope with Overwhelm One Step at a Time

Blog, Bloomers, EFT

Some days it feels like just getting out of bed is an act of courage. You wake up already weary, with a tight chest, a racing mind, and a to-do list that feels impossible. The house is quiet, but your thoughts are loud. Maybe it’s financial pressure that keeps...

Small Steps, Real Progress: Daily Practices for Life After Loss

Blog, Bloomers, Grief

You’ve survived the first year of grief—and that in itself is a feat.. You’ve cried the deep tears, sat through the heavy silences, and faced the “firsts” without the one person you never imagined living without. That first year is hard… But now what? The intense...

You’re not Failing, you are Grieving

Blog, Bloomers, EFT, Grief, Relationships, Tapping

Losing your husband is one of the most heartbreaking, disorienting, and life-altering experiences you can go through. It hurts.  And it leaves you wondering how you are going to keep going. And while everyone around you may mean well with their casseroles and...

What is Self-Care Really? (And Why It’s Not Selfish)

Blog, Bloomers, Health

You’ve probably heard the term “self-care” so often you just roll your eyes.  Bubble baths, scented candles, yoga, green smoothies—the works. Who has time for this, and how on earth is this going to help me? For many —especially those in the Church of Jesus Christ of...

The Truth About Property Investors and the Housing Crisis: Are We Really the Problem?

Blog, Bloomers, Wealth Creation

Lately, there’s been a lot of finger-pointing when it comes to Australia’s housing crisis — and much of it is aimed squarely at private landlords. You’ve probably heard the argument: If people didn’t own more than one property, housing would be affordable again. It’s...