Aux Pays-Bas, l’association Stichting Ambulance Wens met tout en œuvre pour réaliser les rêves de malades en phase terminale

PIC BY Stichting Ambulance Wens Nederland / CATERS NEWS AGENCY (PICTURED- Former paramedic Kees Veldboer, 60, from the Netherlands fulfilling the dying wishes of more than 10,000 terminally ill patients) - An ambulance driver has revealed how he's fulfilled the dying wishes of more than 10,000 terminally ill patients - after buying a fleet of ambulances and using them to transport dying people on one last trip out. Former paramedic Kees Veldboer, 60, from the Netherlands, came up with the idea when one day he had to transfer a terminally-ill patient to another hospital, and when there was a delay, Kees asked the patient where he would like to go. The patient wanted to see the Rotterdam Harbour for one last time – and Kees took him and he even arranged for the man to go sailing one more time, even though he was on a stretcher. A year later Kees founded the Stichting Ambulance Wens, or Ambulance Wish Foundation and with the help of his wife Ineke, 61, has turned it into his full-time job. -SEE CATERS COPY