LONDON (EFE). – Michael Schumacher’s wife, Corinna, has had a room with medical equipment built in her mansion in Switzerland, at a cost of around 12 million euros, to care for her husband when he leaves the hospital, the British newspaper “MailOnline” published yesterday .
Michael and Corinna Schumacher.
According to the newspaper, Corinna Schumacher is determined to take the pilot home, hospitalized in France since December 29, after suffering a serious ski accident, despite the fact that doctors have warned her that it is unlikely that wake up from your induced coma.
“MailOnline”, digital version of “The Daily Mail”, explains that the wife wants to enable a suite with all the technological advances to guarantee the comfort of the seven-time Formula One world champion, in their mansion on the shores of Lake Geneva, valued at 30 million euros.
The newspaper says that Corinna, 45, wants to invest part of the fortune of about 605 million euros of the couple and quotes a close friend saying that the wife would see as a “betrayal” to leave her husband.
Three months after the accident of the 45-year-old German pilot in the French Alps, the family has reported that there are “small hopeful signs” in his evolution, although he warns that recovery may be slow due to the severity of the injury.
Relatives commute daily from their home in Switzerland to Grenoble hospital, some 241 kilometers round trip, the newspaper said. EFE