US EditionThe enormous fee Michael Schumacher spends on round-the-clock care as health update given
- Recent reports say Michael Schumacher is no longer completely bed-bound and is wheeled around his family mansion in Mallorca by nurses and therapists.
- After the 2013 skiing accident in the French Alps, Michael Schumacher has required around-the-clock medical care, with leading neurosurgeon Erich Riederer saying he may be in a `vegetative state`.
- A team of nurses and therapists rotate to provide round‑the‑clock care while only three permitted visitors see him, and Michael communicates through eye‑movement communication.
- Corinna Schumacher has done her utmost to protect his privacy, permitting only a small inner-sanctum contact and securing the Mallorca villa with dense foliage and high-level security while also using the Gland, Switzerland estate.
- Revelations about his condition are rare and this has been described as the most positive update yet amid scarce reporting; Michael Schumacher, former Formula 1 driver, draws sustained global attention with the Schumachers' rare public updates.
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Michael Schumacher's state of health evolves, according to a journalist from the "Daily Mail" who went to Majorca, where the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion's secondary residence was located.
Major update on Michael Schumacher's health
Formula One legend Michael Schumacher is reportedly showing signs of improvement over 12 years after the life-changing ski accident that left him with severe injuries. According to a report published by the UK’s Daily Mail, the 57-year-old seven-time world champion is said to be “no longer bed-bound” and is able to sit upright in a wheelchair. ALSO READ | Ralf Schumacher comes out as gay in social media post Very little information The publicati…
More than twelve years have passed since that 29th December 2013 that froze the world of sport. The day Michael Schumacher, the pilot who seemed invincible even in front of the chronometer, suffered a tragic ski accident in the French Alps and disappeared from public life. Since then, his name has lived among myth, speculation and an almost sacred silence.Now, new information offers the most hopeful flash in more than a decade. Daily Mail reveal…
The seven-time world champion is reportedly still under close medical supervision. Who can visit him at his properties in Switzerland and Mallorca?
Michael Schumacher No Longer Bedbound: Most Significant Recovery Update 12 Years After Accident
Michael Schumacher is reportedly able to sit in a wheelchair and has started to understand his surroundings, in what marks the biggest breakthrough in his health twelve years after his skiing accident.
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