Since he was in a skiing accident in the French Alps five years ago, news about Michael Schumacher's health status has been sparse and often false. Although the German's family continues to maintain enormous secrecy about Schumacher's recovery, the Daily Mail newspaper claims to have information about the health status of the seven-time Formula 1 world champion.
According to the British newspaper, Michael Schumacher has come out of a coma and is no longer bedridden, managing to breathe without the aid of a ventilator. However, the Daily Mail added that the ex-pilot continues to need care that will cost around 55,000 euros a week, being assisted by a medical team comprising 15 people.
The information now released by the Daily Mail is in line with statements made by Jean Todt, president of the FIA and with whom Schumacher worked at Ferrari, who stated that he attended the Brazilian Grand Prix, on November 11, at the German's home and at his company, with Schumacher being aware of his surroundings.
Michael Schumacher's Formula 1 debut was made aboard a Jordan at the 1991 Belgian Grand Prix
In addition to the Daily Mail, the German magazine Bravo also says it has information about Schumacher's recovery, saying that the medical team treating the German will be preparing his transfer to a clinic in Dallas, Texas, specializing in the treatment of injuries such as the ones that the seven-time Formula 1 world champion suffered.
Source: Daily Mail