Post-Mortem
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The root words of post mean after, and mortem mean death. The full adverb is after-death. Watch the main character go through his afterlife; watching his family and friends struggle through there lives after he has committed suicide and the effects of it.
This book is meant to show that people care about you and to help that even if you commit suicide that there are after-effects
If you ever need help going through this time in your life, you can contact me or the national suicide hotline:1-800-273-8255
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