Poor outlook for Michael Schumacher

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As reported in the morning news the chances of Michael making a full recovery after his skiing accident are extremely low and doctors believe that he is likely to remain in a permanent vegetative state if he is brought out of the induced coma.
Can I ask all of you who have any sort of spiritual faith to add Michael to your prayers and/or positive thoughts?

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Chrissie ... my mistake can you move this thread to the allabout lounge please?

[Chrissie]

Looks like Karma has already moved it for you @freefromsmoking

[stu1873]

Sad news. I hope he can pull through.

Keep fighting schumi.

[Blownupdolly]

I wasn't a fan of his I have to admit, but, no one deserves this.

To think only a few weeks ago, he was an extremely fit, vibrant and young man living his life to its fullest, to be reduced to this state is just so wrong.

[andy01424]

Jan 22, 2014 9:25:36 GMT Blownupdolly said:

I wasn't a fan of his I have to admit, but, no one deserves this.

To think only a few weeks ago, he was an extremely fit, vibrant and young man living his life to its fullest, to be reduced to this state is just so wrong.

Agree with Dolly ,but its the risks you take in any sport even recreational....many more have ended the same way ,new one guy thought it would be fun to muck about and dive into a boating lake from only 4 ft,he is now paralysed from neck down, the lake was only 2ft deep

[saphire]

Very Sad News, keep fighting schumi.

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Jan 22, 2014 9:21:20 GMT Chrissie said:

Looks like Karma has already moved it for you @freefromsmoking

Thank you Karma

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Jan 22, 2014 9:43:50 GMT andy01424 said:

Jan 22, 2014 9:25:36 GMT Blownupdolly said:

I wasn't a fan of his I have to admit, but, no one deserves this.

To think only a few weeks ago, he was an extremely fit, vibrant and young man living his life to its fullest, to be reduced to this state is just so wrong.

Agree with Dolly ,but its the risks you take in any sport even recreational....many more have ended the same way ,new one guy thought it would be fun to muck about and dive into a boating lake from only 4 ft,he is now paralysed from neck down, the lake was only 2ft deep

The same thing happened to a cousin of mine during a lads holiday many years ago  ...  back to the apartments after several sherbets and dived into the shallow end of the pool. He also was paralysed from the neck down and 3 weeks later, while being treated in hospital, a clot developed in his leg and travelled to his heart which killed him.

[kibbster]

Jan 22, 2014 10:10:07 GMT @freefromsmoking said:

Jan 22, 2014 9:43:50 GMT andy01424 said:

Agree with Dolly ,but its the risks you take in any sport even recreational....many more have ended the same way ,new one guy thought it would be fun to muck about and dive into a boating lake from only 4 ft,he is now paralysed from neck down, the lake was only 2ft deep

The same thing happened to a cousin of mine during a lads holiday many years ago  ...  back to the apartments after several sherbets and dived into the shallow end of the pool. He also was paralysed from the neck down and 3 weeks later, while being treated in hospital, a clot developed in his leg and travelled to his heart which killed him.

Done it myself.
Dived in at 3ft,misjudged the angle (probably showing off)
One hell of a crack noise from my neck and starts in my eyes, had to be fished out by some one in the pool because I was disorientated underwater.

Never did it again.


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A lucky escape there kibbster

[kibbster]

Jan 22, 2014 13:18:28 GMT @freefromsmoking said:

A lucky escape there kibbster

Yup and more importantly a lesson learned.