Michael Schumacher “in the best possible hands”.
One of the few people who knows how the Formula 1 icon works spoke to German newspaper Bild.
– As long as I live, I will always visit him, says Jean Todt.
after, after Michael Schumacher He suffered a serious brain injury on the ski slope nearly nine years ago, and the outside world received very few reports about his health.
Now, however, Schumacher’s family friend, Jane Todd, has come up with a new update. The former FIA President continues to visit Michael Schumacher at the family home in Geneva, Switzerland.
– I’m glad that fans, not only in Germany, think about him so much. Todd tells Bild that people ask a lot about Michael.
“I will always visit”
As usual, Todd does not go into any details about Schumacher’s health, but he is trying to give a reassuring message.
Fans should know he’s in good hands. He’s as good as can be, surrounded by people who love him, he says.
Jean Todt visits the Schumacher family sometimes three times a week.
– As long as I live, I will always visit him.
Professor about Schumacher
In April, Sportbladet spoke with Jan Lexell, professor of rehabilitation medicine, about Schumacher’s condition. He does not think that German rehabilitation after a brain injury means much progress anymore.
It’s not generally that nothing happens for ten years and suddenly you get up and leave. This is not how it works. The more time passes, the less progress you make. That doesn’t mean it’s not possible to see some minor progress, even after such a severe injury as in this case, Lexel says.
