The former Formula 1 world champion had already left the hospital of Grenoble, told his spokeswoman.
Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher is no longer in a coma. This was announced by his manager Sabine Kehm said in a press statement. “Michael has left the CHU [University Hospital, note] Grenoble to continue his long period of rehabilitation. He is no longer in a coma,” says the statement on the state of the 45-year-olds.
Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher is no longer in a coma. This was announced by his manager Sabine Kehm said in a press statement. “Michael has left the CHU [University Hospital, note] Grenoble to continue his long period of rehabilitation. He is no longer in a coma,” says the statement on the state of the 45-year-olds.
Schumacher’s family thanked “all physicians, nurses, nurses and therapists in Grenoble, as with the first responders at the scene,” Kehm writes. This would have done an excellent job in the past few months. “For the future, we ask for your understanding that his further rehabilitation should take place outside of the public.”
For more information about his current state of health and about where Schumacher was brought Kehm did not.
The ex-racing driver had hit a rock on December 29 in Meribel skiing with his head. He had thereby suffered severe head trauma. The end of January, the doctors had begun in the hospital of Grenoble, initiate the recovery phase. In early April, manager Kehm confirmed that Schumacher “moments of consciousness and awakening” show. Since then there had been no official and confirmed information about Schumacher more.
Sabine Kehms press release here verbatim.
