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Céline De Wolf
I'm a second year student physiotherapy.
Birthday: 20 december 1996
Brothers: 2 - Sisters: 3
I live in Liedekerke and I play football but in my free time I go to the gym.
I want to be a great physiotherapist in the future. I'm very interested in the human body and I want to understand every little thing about it.
It is an honnor to be an example for other people to live a healthier life, because it is very important.