All "Louis" wants to do is die with dignity when his time comes.
He sits across the table from me, nearly trembling with emotion. He won't use his real name because neither his wife nor his church agree with his cause. He's healthy, still handsome, at 75, but death is on his mind and he needs to talk.
"I don't want to live after I'm not useful anymore, be a burden to my children, spend their inheritances in a nursing home or in extended care," he says.
