29th December will mark the third anniversary of Schumacher’s accident. However, his family has been consistently asking for privacy. Few details about his condition were made public, but Sabine Kehm said that the silence would be maintained. Schumacher’s health is not a public issue, and therefore, they will not make any further comments in that regard.
Sabine further said they have to safeguard his intimate sphere. Since the beginning, Michael has been very protective of his privacy, and it was the same during the most successful times of his career. He always insisted on maintaining a clear line between his private and public persona.
After the skiing accident in 2015 December, he entered a medically induced coma and gained consciousness by 2014 June. He was moved to a medical center in Geneva at his family home, and since then, reports suggest he has remained paralyzed.
In the past, various people came out with minor updates on Michael and most kept asking fans to keep praying for his recovery. Ross Brawn, the former Ferrari technical head, was one of the important people to make the call and further added that most reports that came out were false.
While Schumacher keeps fighting for his life, Sabine reports that his family launched the ‘Keep Fighting Initiative.’ This is reportedly the family’s way of thanking fans of his and encouraging them to commence fighting and never give in.