Michael Schumacher ... No news is bad news?

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#138629 10-Jan-2014 22:30

Haven't heard anything about MS since 6 Jan (where he's had an operation and was in an induced coma to cool is brain)... 4-5 days later ... No news ... Must be pretty bad?

PS kinda brings haunting memories of one possum bourne

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#964961 10-Jan-2014 22:52

Regrettably, too many days in a coma I fear

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#964966 10-Jan-2014 23:03

The family is at least been given space and peace to deal with it. The hospital is no place for a pack of reporters.

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#964976 10-Jan-2014 23:41

tdgeek: Regrettably, too many days in a coma I fear

It's supposedly induced though, so supposedly they could bring him out again. But it doesn't look good. But as the cliché goes, was doing something he enjoyed.

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#964984 11-Jan-2014 00:43

It does have some eerie parallels with Possum's situation, but equally it could be the family shutting out the media during a slower than hoped for recovery. None of us knew Michael so I choose at this stage to respect the family's wishes and hope for the best.

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#965043 11-Jan-2014 10:54

tdgeek: Regrettably, too many days in a coma I fear

That is just not true. Remember Karl Wendlinger, compatriot and contemporary of Schumi in his early days in F1. In 1995, KW was held in an induced coma for at least two weeks after sustaining head injuries when he crashed during the Monaco GP.

He recovered and returned to racing.

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#965071 11-Jan-2014 12:27

jpoc:
tdgeek: Regrettably, too many days in a coma I fear

That is just not true. Remember Karl Wendlinger, compatriot and contemporary of Schumi in his early days in F1. In 1995, KW was held in an induced coma for at least two weeks after sustaining head injuries when he crashed during the Monaco GP.

He recovered and returned to racing.

Note the words "I fear" I did not say that it IS too many days in a coma

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#965858 13-Jan-2014 08:38

Still in a medically induced coma;

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/motorsport/formulaone/michael-schumacher/10557894/Michael-Schumacher-accident-French-police-give-first-full-account-of-the-crash.html

From the interviews I've seen, amazing racer, pretty average human being.

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