In spite of the uncertainties and speculations surrounding Michael Schumacher's current health condition and recovery, Schumacher fans all over the world remain steadfast in showing their unwavering love and support to the German car racing champ and his family. In fact, #KeepFightingMichael remains a social media trend since it was launched in 2014.
Following the tragic skiing accident at the French Alps that almost killed F1 superstar Michael Schumacher on Dec. 29, 2013, his wife Corinna and two children, Mick and Gina-Maria have been dealing with the uncertainties on Schumi's health condition and recovery. In addition, the family is also facing too many questions, requests for updates and even criticisms due to the media blackout they requested on Schumi's condition.
Even though the Schumachers endured some tough years, Parent Herald previously noted that Corinna has maintained her positivity and strength when it comes to Michael Schumacher's recovery. An insider also added that Corinna has been Schumi's "guardian angel" ever since they become a couple, as per Daily Mirror.
Michael Schumacher's family, however, is not Schumi's only source of love and support. As a matter of fact, the family has been stunned by the level of support they received from the fans of the 47-year-old F1 superstar ever since hashtag #KeepFightingMichael was launched on social media in November 2014.
Speaking of the hashtag #KeepFightingMichael, Michael Schumacher's official website has already documented 113,976 tweets, a sign that Schumacher fans all over the world are still optimistic that their idol will come out from the health ordeal he's currently in. With the fans' untiring support, the Schumacher family expressed their gratitude for the daily wishes for Michael that are making them speechless.
In the message posted on Michael Schumacher's website, which was relaunched in 2014 to give Schumi fans a home, the family repeatedly thank the fans, saying their strengths have helped them a lot. The family also added that they remain confident and continuously hope for the best for Schumi.
Meanwhile, Michael Schumacher has been recovering at his family estate in Geneva, Switzerland since his release from the hospital. According to The Telegraph, no medical bulletins have been shared but the doctor who treated him in the crucial initial hours after his accident reportedly predicted that he may make a slow recovery.
The doctor's sentiments at the time were also echoed by Michael Schumacher's close pal and former Mercedes' sports marketing boss Gerd Krämer, who pointed out that the seven-time F1 champ would need some miracles to fully recover. As Daily Express reported, Krämer claimed Schumacher's health condition has remained in a "more difficult situation."
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