Update:  Michael Schumacher will soon be brought out of his coma. The seven-time formula One world champion has been in an man-made coma considering that 29 December when he experienced a severe head injury in the alps. However, Schumacher’s agent has verified that the sedation will now slowly be minimized to begin the ‘waking-up process’. up until now, Schumacher’s condition has been reported as “stable,” so this marks the very first major change. According to Schumacher’s agent, the process of ‘waking up’ the formula One star may take rather a while.
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Seven-time formula One world champion, Michael Schumacher, was injured in a skiing mishap in the three Valleys region of the French Alps.
Schumacher, now 45, was skiing on an unmarked, off-piste slope when he fell as well as hit his head. physicians at the Grenoble healthcare facility where he is currently being treated have stated that he would not have survived the effect had he not been using a helmet.
Jean-Francois Payen, head anaesthetist at the Grenoble healthcare facility stated in a news seminar at the time: “We can state that his condition is very serious.” The team treating Schumacher went on to say: “For the moment we cannot tell you what the result will be.”