One last wish: Despite being sick, Dirk pampers us at the Hanover Museum!

One last wish: Despite being sick, Dirk pampers us at the Hanover Museum!

Dirk from Lower Saxony has once again dared to enjoy life to the fullest. Despite his terminal illness and the impending move to a hospice, he didn't move. Instead, the ASB Wish Car Lower Saxony fulfills his deepest wish: a visit to the Hanover State Museum. News38 reports that Dirk, who used to travel a lot, is taking the trip with his wife Anja and a dedicated team.

Visiting the museum is a real joy for Dirk. He enthusiastically goes through the exhibitions and is inspired by art, culture and history. He is pushed around the rooms in a wheelchair, but his eyes are full of life. You can tell how much he values ​​the memories of his travels. The trip gives him the opportunity to leave the hospital room behind him for a moment and experience the feeling of freedom and adventure for himself.

An invitation to fulfill wishes

After the inspiring museum visit, Dirk heads to the banks of the Maschsee. There he enjoys a leisurely walk with Anja and the Wish Car team. The day ends in a nearby restaurant, where he rewards himself with a delicious potato salad. This short break shows once again how important such experiences are for people who suffer from serious illnesses.

For Dirk, it wasn't just a trip, but the fulfillment of a dream that was made possible by the support of the ASB Wish Car. This service has developed into an indispensable help for seriously ill people and their relatives. Wish car Germany reports that since 2010, LSW Holding GmbH & Co from Wolfsburg has also refrained from giving Christmas presents and instead makes earmarked donations to social institutions, including “The Wish Car” and the “Herzenswunsch Ambulance” from the Malteser. In doing so, they create unforgettable moments that seem unattainable for many terminally ill people.

A network of help

The “Heart’s Desire Ambulance” fulfills the final wishes of people living with a life-limiting illness. Maltese emphasizes that the promotion of those affected often fails. The volunteers, many from the medical field, make it possible to make the matters of the heart of those affected a reality. From a last look at the sea to a visit to your old homeland - the wishes are diverse and show that life has moments of happiness even in difficult times.

Thanks to initiatives such as the ASB Wish Car and the Heart Wish Ambulance, sick people are able to regain a small part of normality and joy in life before it is finally over. For Dirk, this day was more than just an excursion - it was a small victory over his illness.