In December 2013, Michael Schumacher was involved in a very serious ski accident in Méribel, Savoie. After a long stay in hospital, the Formula 1 champion was taken home to Switzerland, where he receives intensive care daily. As the coronavirus epidemic claims more and more victims every day, Michael Schumacher is considered to be a "high risk patient". As reported by the German site Bunte Wednesday, March 18, Corinna Betsch's husband is being watched very closely during this coronavirus epidemic: "For doctors and researchers (…) patients such as Schumacher, who have received extensive medical care for years and can only participate in public life to a limited extent, belong to the particularly vulnerable group of high-risk patients ".
⋙ Michael Schumacher: a doctor gives his news … and it is worrying
The family of the Formula 1 champion is therefore very attentive to health rules to avoid being contaminated and to transmit the virus to the German champion. Because even if Michael Schumacher's wife wants to be optimistic about her husband's health, as she confided in an Instagram post in December 2019: "Big things start with small steps", doctors are more careful. A few weeks ago, Dr. Nicola Acciarri, a neurosurgeon Italian commented on the state of health of "Schumi": " It is clear that by imagining the situation of the champion six years after the trauma, we must imagine a person very different from the one we remember." Un reassuring news …
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