Jacqueline Nieland (in the middle) will pay tribute next month during the Dam tot Damloop to her cousin Wesley Kist, who died early this year from the effects of the 22Q11 syndrome. Wesley’s parents will fervently support her and other family members at that sporting event. © Photo United Photos/Rob van Wieringen
Carlo Niveen
Today at 13:55
Haarlem/wijk aan Zee
Gloomy? No, Wesley Kist does not. Not even a second. Nor about the oxygen device on which he is dependent 24 hours a day. Because his lungs are unable to provide him with enough air due to the genetic condition he suffers from – 22Q11.
2023-08-13 11:55:00
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