Khaberni - Media reported a positive development in the health condition of Michael Schumacher, seven-time Formula 1 world champion, now that he is able to move around his house in a wheelchair under the supervision of a specialized medical team.
According to reports, Schumacher is no longer bedridden as before, but he is still unable to move without assistance, with nurses and therapists assisting him within the home.
Journalistic sources confirmed that the German driver fully relies on continuous medical care, given the severe injuries he suffered over ten years ago.
In December 2013, Schumacher suffered a brain injury while skiing in the French Alps; going off the trail, he hit a rock and his head collided with a rocky edge. As a result of the injury, the player went into a coma and continues his recovery in complete secrecy at his private residence near Lake Geneva.
Although the full details of the injury have not been publicly disclosed, they marked a sudden end to Schumacher's public life, who has lived in complete secrecy since then.
It is said that only three close family members, along with a team of doctors, have access to Schumacher, who is now 55 years old, hence isolating him from his extended family members, most notably his brother and fellow Formula 1 driver, Ralph.
