Thank you!  Yes, Harry is still suicidal right now.  He is happier than he was at first, but part of that is because he's built up this idea that he'll be able to go be with his parents and Sirius and then everything will be perfect, and until then he just has to make the best of things.  He isn't consciously thinking, "Oh, I'm happier now so I should reconsider the whole suicide thing."  He's just going along until he can be with his 'real' family again.  The idea that he's going to get to be with his family and be free again, hopefully soon, is very ingrained at this point and it's really part of what is helping him to feel better.  He doesn't really have to think about the slavery spell and the impact it's going to have on his whole life as long as he's convinced himself that it's only a temporary situation.

I realised that may seem to contradict what I said in an earlier response, when I said that the slavery spell is never far from Harry's mind, but what I mean is that Harry hasn't forgotten about the slavery spell, but he's not really having to deal with it because he's decided that he's going to escape it through death and be with his loved ones as soon as possible.

Thanks again!