The family of comatose Formula One legend Michael Schumacher has
reportedly been told that only a 'miracle' can now save the seven-time world
champion.
The German suffered serious brain injuries after hitting a rock
in a skiing accident in the French Alpine ski resort of Meribel on December 29
last year and at his management's request, the Grenoble hospital treating him
has kept news about his condition to a minimum.
According to News.com.au, sources close to Schumacher's family
said that retired racer's prognosis is bleak and the family has been forewarned
by doctors that only a miracle can bring him back, although they added that
there is little hope of Schumacher coming out of the coma successfully.
The report mentioned that Schumacher has been in an artificially
induced coma for 69 days as doctors hope that the slowing down of the brain's
functions has helped it heal more quickly.
A source said that although his family has talked to him
continuously and prayed for him to come out of the coma, however, Schumacher
still remains unconscious with tubes feeding him, supplying him with air,
giving him medicine and removing waste from his body.
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