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December 28 will mark 10 years since Michael Schumacher's dramatic skiing accident in the French Alps. In the company of his son Mik, he was trying to help an accident victim and went off the track hitting his head on a rock.
Three days later he underwent surgery at a Grenoble hospital to relieve deep cerebral edema and was kept in a coma until June 16, 2014, when his family announced that he had woken up and was transferred to a nearby hospital in Lausanne. his.
It would be another three months until, on September 10, the German pilot moved to his home in Gland, Switzerland.
"In recent weeks and months he has made progress regarding the severity of his injury, but he has a long and difficult road ahead," his representative, Sabina Kehm, said in a statement. This is almost the last information about Shumakeri's condition that has come out of his circle.
Jean Tod, one of the few who visit
In these more than nine years of silence, few people have visited the seven-time Formula 1 world champion at his home, but one of those who has visited him the most is his former boss during the Ferrari era, Jean Tod, who later became FIA president between 2009 and 2021.
In an interview in 'La Stampa', the 77-year-old Frenchman is unable to answer about his health condition.
"Michael is a friend, I consider him part of my family. I go to see him regularly and in the past we watched the F1 Grand Prix on television," he recalls.
The question how is it? , Todd is unable to answer.
"It is a private matter. The only thing I will say is that I adore Michael, I adore his family and it is right to respect their privacy. The relationship with him, at first it was only professional, then more and more believer, until it became a great friendship," says Tod in the said interview.
"It's better"
Just four years ago, Todd said something else about Shumaker's condition.
"I'm always careful with these kinds of statements, but it's true that it's improved. I watch the races with Michael Schumacher at his home in Switzerland. His family is struggling a lot.
It is clear that our friendship cannot be what it once was, simply because there is not the same communication as before. But he continues to fight, and so does his family", he then said about the German, with some details about his possible consequences.
New documentary...
On the other hand, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of his accident, the German network "ARD" has announced that it will premiere the new documentary series: "Being Michael Schumacher". There will be five chapters, in which director Andreas Troll traces the life of the legendary pilot.
One of those who spoke recently at the series announcement was Shumaker's attorney, Felix Dam, who stated that the possibility of releasing "a final report on Michael's health is being considered. I understand that Shumaker fans they want to know more about him, but I also believe that his personal protection is necessary", he concluded.
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