Fans of the former Formula One racer, Michael Schumacher, are still in the dark about his medical condition. However, reports have surfaced claiming that Schumi can now walk after many months of being bed ridden.
The seven-time F1 champion is getting better each passing day, according to GameNguide. While his recuperation progress is slow, Schumacher is reportedly able to walk with the help of his therapists.
Schumacher was placed in a medically induced come to stabilize his condition after he sustained head and brain injuries in the French Alps. Philippe Streiff already confirmed that the F1 legend was already transferred into a wheelchair.
Schumi has been undergoing a series of therapies since his tragic ski accident. There is no official statement on the current health condition of the former F1 champion.
Many fans were excited when they learnt that Schumacher could now take a few steps. Since neither the family nor therapists of Schumi have confirmed the claims, fans should take this information with a grain of salt until an official statement is given.
The family has been maintaining a media blackout to keep off unsubstantiated rumors. Previous reports indicated that Schumacher is now beginning to recover from his brain injuries, according to a different report by the same publication.
Most fans are aware that the Formula One legend sustained severe brain and body injuries when he hit his head on a rock in a tragic skiing accident in the French Alps in December 2013. Former Ferrari president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo previously said that Schumi was reacting already. Montezemolo knows how strong Schumacher is, and he is convinced that his determination will be crucial in helping him get through the difficult situation.
Although the family and close friends have not commented on Schumi's health condition, if rumors turn out to be true, the former Formula One champion could be on the right track to recovery. Stay tuned for more information on Schumacher.
Here is a sneak peek for further details on the progress of the F1 ex-racer: