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Suicide loss can lead to a variety of feelings in addition to grief, such as anger, confusion, resentment, sadness, or guilt. Suicide loss survivors may go on to develop symptoms of traumatic stress, and may even experience thoughts of suicide themselves. Providing support to survivors after a suicide occurs to improve or prevent these outcomes is a process known as postvention. The author has been bereaved by suicide twice. She lost her brother in 2006. Three years later to the day, her seventeen-year-old son took his life after being prescribed an antidepressant drug. Her book is a mother's story of anguish, grief, and gratitude; a parent's rite of passage through the traumas of suicide, secrets, and spirituality. This book is a priceless gift from a courageous, beautiful soul and a shining beacon for our troubled modern world. If you have ever tried to find comfort and healing through spiritual paths when in deep pain and grief, then here is a guide who can assist you out of the darkness into a new dawn of forgiveness and freedom