A Completed Life (well, almost)

"This is one of those books that feels like a privilege to read. You’re not just being asked to share an adventure - although there’s plenty of that, deftly drawn as well - but to take part in something uniquely brave, something that’s still, for some, on the far edge of human choice."
Matt Baylis

Is it ever right to choose to end your life because it feels complete?
Aubrey Welsh has lived a rich and rewarding life filled with adventure and travel making many deep friendships along the way. His health is excellent, there is nothing ‘wrong’ in his life and has no threat from any medical condition. Yet here he stands, considering whether he should draw his life to a close.
In this memoir, Aubrey Welsh evaluates his life, exploring why he believes that his life is ‘complete’ and considers whether he is ready to make that final ‘end-of-life’ decision.