The family of the seven-time Formula One champion have released
little information on Mr Schumacher’s recovery since his accident while
skiing in the French resort of Meribel in December 2013.
Unverified reports published by Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera
claim that “sometimes a tear rolls down Michael’s face. He cries when
he hears the voice of his children or Corinna [his wife]”.
The Italian editor of Autospirit Alberto Sabbatini has also
commented on Mr Schumacher, describing “a long and difficult” recovery –
and insisting his information on the racing driver’s condition is based
on “reliable and verified information” from “those who know and have
seen him recently and are aware of his clinical status”.
Mr Sabbatini commented that the latest information appeared to show “that he feels emotion,” adding Corriere della Sera’s claims indicate “that his brain works.”
The Italian editor also alleged that this “is a sign that he is alive
and understands, even if for now he is the prisoner of an immobile
body,” according to remarks quoted in The Times.
Nonetheless, only last week surgeon GĂ©rard Saillant - who treated Mr Schumacher after his accident – denied claims that he was beginning to recognise his family and close friends.
Mr
Schumacher suffered serious head injuries when he hit a rock while he
was skiing off piste in December 2013. The impact of the crash smashed
his helmet and he remained in a coma for six months. ...The Independent
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