Michael Schumacher can sense that there are loving and caring people around him claims Archbishop Georg Gänswein who has visited the Formula 1 legend. Gänswein, a German Archbishop, has spoken of his emotional visit to Schumacher's home in 2016, where he spent time at the seven times F1 World Champion's bedside. In 2013 Schumacher suffered a critical brain injury when he fell while skiing with his then 14-year-old son, Mick, in the French Alps. He was airlifted to hospital and spent the next six months in a coma. It is believed that now he is receiving 24/7 care by a medical team of 15 at his luxury home in Switzerland. Gänswein told Bild that Schumacher's appearance had hardly changed,...
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