For a few hours on Tuesday morning, it was believed that Michael Schumacher was really able to walk again and move an arm. But Sabine Kehm has leapt to deliver the true story …
No, Michael Schumacher is not getting better. An unhappy imbroglio arrived Tuesday because of today’s edition of the German magazine Bunte . The latter one could not be clearer: “It can move again.” All on the basis of a more or less detailed report with the so-called close testimonials. Neither one nor two, the spokeswoman Sabine Kehm was quick to put things straight, denouncing “irresponsible speculation” on the health of the seven times world champion.
“These words do not match the facts says Kehm for Bild . We must be clear about these allegations, these are speculations and those who pronounce them are irresponsible. We want to protect the privacy of Michael Schumacher due to the severity of his injuries, it is very important. These lies are all the more regrettable that they give false hope to his fans. “ Almost two years after his skiing accident in Meribel, “Schumi” is therefore not yet able to walk.
He can not lift an arm, as also claims the anonymous source cited by Bunte “It is very thin, but he can walk again with the help of his therapists He manages to take a few steps and can also raise an arm..” All these statements are therefore false, but Bunte yet retains its version (from Bild , citing a spokesman of the journal). So it is word against word, but Bunte has already shown its use too supported sensationalism …
I do not want to see him like this
Bernie Ecclestone
Difficult, therefore, not to err on the side Kehm … Bernie Ecclestone has probably been part of those who, for a few hours, has felt these “false hope”: “I do not want to go see him in that state , let go of the great financier of F1 in June, the BBC. I remember how it was, that’s how I want to see it. “ It will now be patient for a few bits of new hope Michael Schumacher. Because after this unfortunate episode, will surely Kehm vigilant.
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