Michael Schumacher seriously injured

I think it's like normal, no news at all. In fact he really said nothing at all.
Other than if people do recover from a similar injury it usually takes 1_3yeats.

It really is garbage news unfortunately,
 
Yes heard this, they even quote the misquotes from previous in the same article.
When the manager announces something, then it is best to listen, until she does so, everything is purely conjecture and hope. No matter how the press phrase it.
 
Very sad indeed. The miracle of modern medicine, think I would rather be dead, than stuck in such a state.
I can't imagine how awful it must be to have some brain function but literally can't do anything, can move, can communicate nothing, just sat there 24/7 with your own thoughts.
 
Glaucus said:
Very sad indeed. The miracle of modern medicine, think I would rather be dead, than stuck in such a state.
I can't imagine how awful it must be to have some brain function but literally can't do anything, can move, can communicate nothing, just sat there 24/7 with your own thoughts.
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Especially when you have lived a life as fast paced and as full on as his. Must be horrible.

Very sad indeed :(
 
4T5 said:
Terrible end, In a wheelchair can't speak & with very little memory, All that history he has & it's come to this. Proper makes me sad. :(
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The guy said Schumacher has speech and memory problems and is paralysed, but earlier said he can't speak. Being foreign, I suspect he meant Schumacher is finding it difficult to speak but can still get words out. It's bad, but Edwyn Collins was in as bad a state after his strokes and has since recovered almost fully.
 
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Michael Schumacher often cries when he hears the voices of his family members, according to a report in Autosprint.

This week, the F1 legend’s manager and doctor hit back at claims by former driver Philippe Streiff, who declared that while Schumacher is unable to speak, he is “starting to recognise those close to him”.

Official information has been thin on the ground throughout the full year since the former Ferrari and Mercedes driver’s skiing crash last December.

But as the authoritative Autosprint’s editor-in-chief Alberto Sabbatini writes, the health and future of one of the world’s greatest ever sportsmen is “on everyone’s mind”.



The report said its information has been collected “as objectively as possible”, based on “reliable and verified information” from “those who know and have seen him recently and are aware of his clinical status”.

Sabbatini concluded that Schumacher is making a “very slow recovery”, adding: “The good news is that Michael is not stuck in a bed.

“When not undergoing physical therapy to avoid muscle atrophy, he sits in a chair in front of the windows of his villa, overlooking on one side the snowy peaks of the Swiss alps, and on the other the shores of Lake Geneva.

“Michael has his eyes open,” he continued, “but he is often looking into the void.



“In recent times, he has been able to recognise the familiar faces of his family, but he cannot communicate with them. He does not speak and he is not able to perform movements independently.

“He reacts to external stimuli but for now can only answer a familiar voice by moving his eyes.

“In a wonderful article in the Corriere della Sera on Sunday, Giorgio Terruzzi said that sometimes a tear rolls down Michael’s face. He cries when he hears the voice of his children or Corinna.

“It shows that he feels emotion. That his brain works. It is the only way his strong character is able to externally convey an emotion. It is a sign that he is alive and understands, even if for now he is the prisoner of an immobile body,” Sabbatini added. (GMM)
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http://www.grandprix247.com/2014/12/31/schumacher-cries-when-he-hears-voices-of-his-family/
 
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