f1_fan

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Is it Groundhog Day in here or are we having the same 'discussion' as 24 hours ago?

f1_fan

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The best comment on the whole sorry affair I have read:

We don't need to talk about Michael

Especially true what he writes about that odious publication The Daily Mail. There are not words for how much I despise that publication and those that leech their living from it. Cameron's biggest mistake in what has been a fairly mistake ridden time as PM was to not deal with the press when he had the opportunity, but to instead cave in to their demands probably for fear they would turn on him. Spineless and weak!

Gear Head

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Having had first hand experiences for head injuries, the length it has taken for him to wake up tells us that he is in a very bad way.

I would love to see him back to his former self but it just isn't going to happen.

My thoughts are prayers are with his family as I know how difficult his situation can be.

urban

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I see some lowlife has apparently got hold of his medial records and is trying to sell them.

joz8968

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Yep.

To hell with the patient's and family's dignity and wishes.

You gotta love the human race. You can always rely on 'it' for being the biggest c**t out.

Utterly disgusting/disgraceful. But then what else do we expect. You could've penned in on your calender the inevitability of this action.

I hope - if the stealer/s does indeed get caught - that the courts come down on them like a tonne of the proverbial and make an example of 'em. Same goes for anyone that actually publishes anything of the documents.

The world truly is full of Grade A Arseheads. To put it mildly.

GRRRRRR!!!

Rob_Impreza99

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I don't condone for one minute what the thieving scum have done, its sick and disrespectful and i doubt any of the leading tabloids would want anything to do with the files, they would be sued to high heaven if they printed anything relating to them.

Michael Schumacher is an icon to a lot of people, personally i'm not a big F1 fan but you don't have to be to know that he's worshipped by millions. Because of that their will be people that will naturally want to know what his actual condition is and what his long term prospects are of any sort of respectable life.

The family havn't given a lot of information away, thats going to lead to people doing this sort of thing ( i don't condone it for one minute), then you have the media as you know what they are like, they will stoop to almost any level to get the info they want, phone hacking and setting up undercover meetings etc. They just needed to keep people in the picture a little better instead of almost everything being top secret, they didn't have to give every detail, just what his actual injuries are and how that could impact the rest of his life. They would get far more privacy that way if people understood the problems that they are dealing with and will have to deal with in the future.

Mouser

If the report is true it is doubtful any publishers would touch Schumacher's medical records.

urban

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Have you read the neurologists statement?

If you read that, then you can judge the 'outcome' or quality of life he'll have based on that.
Its pretty grim

thenewgalaxy

It must be terrible for his family who are going through all of this.

I live in hope that he will fully wake up and be able to live some kind of conscious and "normal" existence but unfortunately it looks like he will be completely dependent on a team of people just to carry out rudimentary functions.