Tap Once For Yes

Jacquie Parton's son Andrew committed suicide in 2011. This book tells the story of this event and its aftermath where Jacquie researched the evidence survival of death, and conducted a number of experiments of her own, initially with electronic voice phenomena involving tapping. She satisfied herself that real communication was taking place, and a number of incidents, including dreams, reinforce this conclusion. Perhaps the most vivid incident is a lucid dream in which she meets her son, who expresses regret and seems to be getting used to his new state. Towards the end of the book there is a useful diary recounting the key events over the months. It is a message of hope for anyone in a similar situation.