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In December 2013, a ski accident occurred that almost killed Michael Schumacher. After that, the whole world followed the destiny of the racing icon. After spending some time in a French hospital in Grenoble, Schumacher was allowed to return to the home of the Gland family to continue his rehabilitation.
The visit to Schumacher
Very few are allowed to visit Schumacher – but in 2016, the family made a rare exception. At the time, German archbishop Georg Gänswein, private secretary of Pope Benedict XVI, was released into the family home of a private public sitting in Schumacher's bed.
Two years later, he talked about the visit.
"I first spoke to his wife Corinna Schumacher and her mother, then a health care provider came out to the salon with Michael." I said who I was and j & rsquo; I said that I was a secret admirer, I had seen a lot of his race and I was fascinated by the fact that a man can control a vehicle at such speeds and by all the time, "Gänswein explains to Bild.
"The family is important"
Get details on the current state of Schumacher reached the public. Gänswein can certainly offer insights.
"One has the impression that he knows when there is someone in the room, that he is in for an internal monologue with himself, that proximity to the family is important to him", said Gänswein.
Gänswein also recounts the moment when he took good care of Schumacher – a moment characterized by Catholic devotion.
"By way of farewell, I drew a cross on his forehead with his thumb and I promised him to pray for him," Gänswein said.
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