Michael Schumacher health news is scarce these days. Nothing has been revealed from his family's side except a few observations of his colleagues during visits. Former technical director on Benetton and Ferrari teams, Ross Brawn said that the champion driver has shown encouraging signs and he keeps praying that more of them will be seen in the next months.
In one of his talks, he mentioned that the seven-time world champion racer was considered a hero during his time as per Express. He informed that racing has changed tremendously during his racing years. Michael Schumacher was one of the best athletes on the planet before his accident.
Corinna Schumacher's husband met an accident in December 2013 during a skiing holiday with his family in Meribel. He had contusions and bleeding inside his brain that led the doctors to bring him to a medically-induced coma. After he was revived, he was transferred to a customized hospital-like room in his home in Switzerland.
He is being cared and monitored by a team of doctors and medical staff. His medical expenses have been too big but his family is not giving up.
Last year, a former Ferrari boss Luca Cordero di Montezemolo said that he was pleased to know that he is reacting as per Metro. In fact, he reportedly cries every time he hears the voices of his wife and kids.
Montezelmo also said that Schumacher is so strong and determined which are important to help him come out from his difficult condition. However, fans were dismayed when Schumacher's former sponsor said that it will take a miracle for the driver to be seen in public again.
Since his confinement, the Formula One star's family has been shielding him from the press. His family has asked for understanding during this time that they cannot talk to them for updates. They want to respect his privacy and will only reveal anything if the proper time comes.
Will Michael Schumacher attend another Ferrari or Formula 1 event in the near future? His colleagues will surely look forward to that day.
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