The phrase "aftermath you" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The aftermath you experienced was overwhelming."
Alternatives: "the consequences for you" or "the results for you".
During the Franco regime and in its immediate aftermath, "you simply didn't challenge what an official told you," said María Luisa Puro Rodríguez, a former tobacco factory worker who claims that her newborn was abducted in 1976 from a Malaga hospital.
"In the immediate aftermath you are feeling grief, shock and trauma with major concerns of well-being.
"In Aftermath you can see old Europe suffering," says Smeets, "it's crumbling, losing strength, losing faith...and I was too".
And in the aftermath, you had a huge number of incidents of mosques being attacked around the country but there wasn't one formal organization engineering those attacks.
PTSD doesn't just happen to the people who had the incident happen to them--if you witnessed a terrifying event or had to deal with the aftermath, you can also develop PTSD.
This is a sign either that we now live in a golden age of unchecked creative opportunity, or in that collapsing period of rock history – the aftermath – where you can do what you want because it really doesn't matter.
Instead, this strategy game is set in the aftermath and you need to survive with the resources you have, scope out new buildings to protect your population and avoid further attacks from the dreaded flesh eaters.
If you manage to overcome the physical withdrawal, let's see how you fare against the social and psychological aftermath when you're reunited with your previous drug dealer or the acquaintances who have no interest in seeing you get clean.
"The whole idea is to stay safe and hope you have the grace to deal with the aftermath because you might not have a house".
If it's about making up for 200 to 500 years of slavery in this country and its aftermath, then you're not doing well.
If you paid attention to the movements of stock prices during the last chapter of the 1990's bull market, and its bleak aftermath, then you know what I mean: if a company announced that its quarterly earnings per share were just one penny better than expected, its stock would soar.
