Michael Schumacher, this name is known and known to everyone in the world of motorsport. He is known as a legend in the racing world, and some people even call him "the king of cars". His career is like a magnificent epic, full of honor and glory.
During his 16-year F1 career, Schumacher competed in 269 Grand Prix races. These 269 games are not only numbers, but also the mark of his courage and continuous self-transcendence. During this long time, he won seven Drivers' Championships with his excellent driving skills and calm judgment. And behind these 7 championships, there are countless ups and downs, countless hard work and hard work. Of these 269 Grand Prix, Schumacher won a total of 91 Grand Prix. Every victory is a testimony to his fierce competition with his opponents and a manifestation of his impeccable strength. His speed, his skill, his determination all make him unbeatable in the Circle.
In addition to this, Schumacher also left a F1 points record of 1,441 points. It was a record that had never been seen before or since, and it proved Schumacher's dominance in the world of motorsport. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for his career, the highest praise for his years of hard work. Although Schumacher's record has been broken, his place in the world of motorsport remains unmatched. His name has become a symbol of an era, and his story has become a classic for generations to come. People will never forget this miracle car king.
In 2012, Schumacher's racing career came to a perfect end. He chose to leave the arena and return to his family to spend quality time with his loved ones. His years of career have amassed him a huge fortune, and according to media reports, Schumacher's career total income exceeds $1 billion.
It was supposed to be a happy retirement, where he could enjoy the freedom of money and time, especially skiing, which he had always loved. Skiing allows him to feel the speed of the wind, challenge himself and enjoy the magnificence of nature. He can soar freely in the snow of the Alps and immerse himself in the snowy world. However, the joke of fate befell the hero. An accident cast a huge shadow over Schumacher's life and disrupted everyone's plans and expectations.
In 2013, he suffered a serious head injury after an accident while skiing. The accident left him in a deep coma, with no reaction or awareness of the outside world. In medicine, this condition is known as the "vegetative state". Schumacher's injuries were so serious that a head injury can be fatal for a person's life and health. Even the world's top doctors are pessimistic about Schumacher's recovery. They admit that the chances of recovery in this situation are slim to none, which is undoubtedly a huge blow for Schumacher.
It's been a full decade since Schumacher's fatal skiing accident. The former car king, who once struggled with death in a coma, knew little about his physical condition and was full of speculation and worry.
Recently, Schumacher's younger brother Ralph Schumacher gave an exclusive interview abroad and spoke about his brother in a rare way. In the interview, Ralph fondly recalled: "Michael was very lucky in his life, but that ski accident changed everything. He admits that although advances in medicine and science and technology have provided Michael with more opportunities for treatment, nothing seems to go back to the way it used to be. "Fortunately, advances in medicine and science have given Michael a lot of opportunities, but even then, nothing is the same anymore. Ralph's words were full of helplessness and emotion.
In this interview, Ralph didn't reveal much about Michael, but his words already hinted that Schumacher might never fully recover from that accident. "Things will never be the same again. Although this sentence is simple, it is full of endless sadness and helplessness.
European brain specialists have been studying and evaluating Schumacher's injuries for a long time. They analyzed Schumacher's medical records and images in depth, and had extensive exchanges and discussions with their international counterparts. After careful consideration and evaluation, experts agree that Schumacher is likely to be in a vegetative state for the rest of his life due to the severe head injury he sustained in a skiing accident.
The vegetative state is a cruel fate for both the patient and the family, and patients in this state often require prolonged care and attention. Schumacher's family, especially his wife Corinna, has been a staunch supporter of his rehabilitation. They did not hesitate to spend huge medical expenses to provide Schumacher with the best treatment and care.
Over time, Schumacher's recovery progressed less dramatically. There were many times when doctors recommended euthanasia for Schumacher, believing that it would both save him from long-term pain and reduce Corinna's burden. However, this suggestion was strongly opposed by Schumacher's family and lawyers. They firmly believe that Schumacher still has hope for a recovery and have said that they will do whatever it takes to treat and rehabilitate him.
Today, Michael Schumacher is still receiving stem cell therapy, an emerging medical technology designed to stimulate the body's own ability to repair and help patients with brain damage regain function. Although the treatment is still experimental and the results vary from person to person, Corinna is hopeful about her husband's recovery.
Doctors predict that even if Schumacher is able to regain consciousness, he will most likely be incapacitated and unable to even communicate normally. This means that he may no longer be able to drive a race car like he used to, or even live independently. However, for Corinna, seeing her husband out of a vegetative state is her greatest wish.
She knew that the road to recovery was long and difficult, but Corinna never thought of giving up. She firmly believes in the power of love and perseverance, and is willing to give everything for her husband's recovery. She was always by Schumacher's side, giving him endless love and care, and at the same time finding the best medical resources and treatments for him.
The investment of time and money is not a problem for Corinna, she just wants to see her husband's progress. Every small improvement makes her feel extremely relieved and satisfied. She knows that no matter how uncertain the future may be, as long as they persevere, Schumacher will one day return to their lives.
Michael Schumacher's name and his legend will forever remain in the history of motorsport. His story teaches us that no matter how great the difficulties and challenges we face, as long as we have love and perseverance, it is possible to overcome everything.