Michael Schumacher's toughest last hour: "He will never rise again"

Very hard. The moment of the Schumacher family has little consolation. On December 29, 2013 marked the fatal fate of Michael Schumacher, who many consider today still the best driver in history.

The Kaiser suffered a terrible accident while skiing and since then nothing more has been known with certainty about the state of German.

The German spent 10 months in the hospital before being moved to his home in Gland, Switzerland. Since then little or nothing has been known about the status of 'Schumi' and only his brother Ralph, his closest friends enter the mansion

According to the aforementioned media, the former Ferrari driver weighs 45 kilos, measures 1.60 meters and neither talks nor moves or breathes naturally. The ex-pilot breathes artificially through a machine 24 hours a day.

In fact, this portal affirms that up to 15 specialists support him day and night in his family mansion, where he remains prostrate in bed.

They explain on the page that his wife Corinna tries to sit him in a wheelchair so as to take him out into the open, but the task becomes a failure. They reveal that "Michael Schumacher will never rise again", and that if he is still alive it is by express desire of his wife. In fact, he adds that the specialists point out that "the neurological damage Michael has suffered in the three years he has been in a coma are irreversible."