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What is A Completed Life?

Finding Inspiration in Every Turn

A Completed Life is one in which an individual believes that he, she or they has/have achieved everything that they have set out to achieve and are now ready to prepare for their end of life. They may or may not have a terminal illness; in fact, they may even be in the very best of health.

Every individual's life and circumstances will be different and so will the decisions and timing they apply to their death. This site does not promote the taking of one's own life simply because their lives are, in one way or another, intolerable. I strongly argue that those who feel this way, must seek personal and professional intervention to help them deal with their life's challenges.

My aim is to show you that I have lived a full and rewarding life, contributed to society in a number of different ways, and enjoyed the friendships and partnerships which interactions with other humans bring. 

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I live by the principles of 

gratitude, empathy and mindfulness -

and I believe their practice brings happiness and harmony. 

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If you wish to read more about

 

The Completed Life

 

please click on the link above

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This beautiful tiled mural can be found in the 'white city' of Ronda in Andalucia, Spain. I have been privileged to have visited many places in my lifetime and have learned so much through travel. Travel is one of the greatest teachers -

and I urge you to pack a bag and go somewhere different;

for a day, a week, a month or better still, for a year!

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Since I shared my decision to consider an end-of-life option, a number of people have asked challenging questions, posed alternative options and some have struggled to accept my decision. Here is my response to some of those questions which I hope may address their concerns and assuage their fears about my decision.

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Please feel free to open a heart-felt discussion with me by phone or email

+64224872528       aubreywelsh@gmail.com

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