It is already a known fact that the medical bulletin regarding Michael Schumacher's health condition remains scarce due to the ongoing media blackout requested by the family. However, the privacy request did not stop the emergence of various rumors and speculations claiming to have real-time information about Schumacher's current health status.
Following the football tribute match to Michael Schumacher called "Champions for Charity" last week in Germany, latest reports are hinting some details about his current health condition. According to The Bitbag, the Schumacher family has sought the services of the best neurological experts in Europe and in the United States for his continued treatment, regardless of the medical care costs that will be spent.
In addition, the online news site also claimed that Michael Schumacher is getting a daily massage but is "taking the help of an expensive medical machinery" to make him breathe easily at night. So, does this mean that Schumacher is on life support?
Well, nothing is certain yet and with the ongoing media blackout, it's safe to assume that this report should be treated as mere speculation. Unless, the report is confirmed by Michael Schumacher's family or his long-time manager Sabine Kehm.
Moreover, a Formula One insider has revealed that "hope" and "love" are uniting Michael Schumacher's family together. Even though the prognosis of the seven-time F1 champ remains the same, Schumacher is reportedly showing "small encouraging signs."
"Hope for a recovery is the glue binding Corinna and the children, Mick and Gina Maria, together," an insider said, as per Daily Express. "They have never wavered in their belief that one day Michael would come back to them. His father Rolf moved into house built in the extensive grounds to be near him all the time. If love was all it took, Michael would have been up and about months ago."
Meanwhile, Michael Schumacher's wife Corinna is reportedly in charge of Schumacher Inc. until the 47-year-old German racing legend has fully recovered to resume his role. Even though Christian Daily hints the family is undergoing a financial crisis due to rising medical expenditures, top sponsors such as Mercedes is still providing Schumi some financial support for his continued medical treatment.
As of writing, Michael Schumacher continues to undergo an extensive rehabilitation program at a highly secured and state-of-the-art custom built medical suite located on his estate in Geneva, Switzerland. Schumacher is under the care of a team of 15 medical experts 24/7, headed by Professor Jean-Francois Payen, Parent Herald previously reported.
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