Joy Tomkins had the message tattooed, along with "P.T.O." and an arrow on her back, earlier this year.
The former magazine company secretary said she could not bear to "make beds and wash-up for another 20 years".
Despite having a living will for about 30 years, she said the tattoo meant there was be "no excuse" for error.
"The tattoo is immediate... no excuse for not knowing what I thought," she said.
The grandmother, who is diabetic but said she was not seriously ill, said she got the idea from a retired nurse, who did something similar in 2003.
She said her willingness to not be resuscitated would "save money" for the NHS.
Mrs Tomkins, who went to a tattoo parlour to get her message done, said she was happy with life but stated she would be "just as happy" not to wake up in the morning.
She added she was determined to have the final say if she falls seriously ill.
'Much better dead'"If I'm found lying about and can't say something,
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