This book helps us achieve a perfect end to our life. These days many people do not get close to achieving their ideal.
The book presents some reasons for thinking about our own, inevitable death, and some of the factors to be considered when you do. The book's objective is to help interested adults make their own end-of-life plan, to ensure that whatever happens, their death is as near to their ideal as can be arranged.
To frame the discussion of practical solutions, two extreme late-life conditions are envisaged. These are brain bad – body good, which represents the situation of someone with advanced dementia, and brain good – body bad, for people who are severely physically handicapped. For each of these extreme conditions criteria are suggested for taking appropriate actions.
At the end of the book the current version of the author's own end-of-life plan is included as an example.