Gabriela Luchsinger

national organization: It a national organization that looks to expand end-of-life choices, according to Hamilton Spectator. In short, it wants to make dying better. That three strikes."I have a lot of fear," Gabriela Luchsinger admits. "I'm afraid I'm going to develop dementia, and that body won't be me."If I can't speak to my sons, if I can't recognize my grandchildren, if I can't remember the foods I like, I don't want to carry on with my existence."Gabriela channeled that worry and last year co-founded the Hamilton chapter of Dying With Dignity. How we die is talked about a lot right now, with Canada on the eve of a new law on assisted dying. Gabriela will speak. Tomorrow there a symposium in Hamilton on the topic. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.