What happens to his health after all?
December 29 marks five years since the fateful day of 2013 when Michael Schumacher suffered severe head injuries while skiing in the Alps.
A few days before the five-year anniversary of the accident, the Daily Mirror claims in a report that the great F1 driver gets out of bed and is no longer intubated.
News of Schumacher's health is minimal, as his family does not want to be in the headlines. Therefore, the information about the improvement of his health remains unconfirmed.
According to Bravo magazine, citing family sources, Schumacher may be transferred to a specialist clinic in Dallas in the near future for special treatment for craniocerebral disease.
The head of Mark Wicks, did not confirm the news, and simply said in the German magazine: "We have huge experience and ability in repairing brain damage. "There is no corresponding clinic in Europe that can do what we do."
The Paris Match, citing relatives of the driver, claims that the F1 driver is being treated daily by a staff of 15 doctors and physiotherapists.
International press reports claim that the Mirror's report on Schumacher walking is another fake news, as it is not confirmed from anywhere and is a product of false information.
Much has been said and written about the German in the past, some reports have "died" him, while others have claimed that he is ready to return to normal life.
On January 3, 2019, Schumacher will turn 50 and Ferrari will celebrate his 50th birthday with an exhibition at its museum in Modena with the "Michael 50" exhibition in collaboration with the Keep Fighting Foundation of the family. .