I Hope to Die at 75
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We don't think it's worth pursuing legally assisted suicide, either nationally or internationally. The bureaucracy would be too draining and unlikely to come through for us.
I very much hope that I will be able to choose my own fate in the next 2-5 decades. Again, I likely won't, and I suspect I too would theoretically be going through the black market.
(As a family, we have seen the worst of cancers, dementia etc. And I am assuming that neural implants won't get there in time to treat my inevitable brain degradation).