Until We Meet Again: Insights from the Other Side on Suicide

"The skeleton in someone else's closet." According to the World Health Organization, in the United States alone, on average, more than 44,000 people will commit suicide. 125 people a day. One every 13 minutes. For every suicide, at least 20 more will attempt it. Despite this fact, for most people, awareness of suicide comes from a far off distance. We hear of celebrities and rock stars overdosing, and politicians shooting themselves. We shake our heads and wonder how suicide could possibly become the only way out. Until it happens to someone we know. Then the illusion of, "That happens to other families. Not normal families like ours," is shattered. The souls on the Other Side say that no one has the right to take their own life, but what happens to them if they do? Are they condemned to spend eternity wandering aimlessly and lost? Will you ever see them again? Will they ever fi nd peace with what they've done? What if you're the one considering taking your own life? In this book, Anthony shares what he's learned from the readings he's done bringing through people who have crossed themselves over.