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Schumacher's Brain Injury Caused By GoPro?
- Thread starter Panther_99FS
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wombat666
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Quite possible.
Given that ski helmets are subject to stringent safety regulations I doubt the regulators anticipated the fixing of this type of camera when they drew up their papers.
And a PS: After speaking to Madame Wombat (She is still in the field with MSF) her considered opinion is (And I quote) "Schumacher is not going to recover other than to a semi-conscious state of total 24 hour dependency."
What a terrible irony, I've never had much regard for him but in this case I think he really is facing a 'living death'.
"Schumacher still cannot walk or talk, and is rehabilitating with $185,000-per-month care at his home by Lake Geneva. Moncet quotes the son is saying that the driver is “waking up very slowly; very slowly.” Doctors do not yet know how much recovery Schumacher will be able to make."
Given that ski helmets are subject to stringent safety regulations I doubt the regulators anticipated the fixing of this type of camera when they drew up their papers.
And a PS: After speaking to Madame Wombat (She is still in the field with MSF) her considered opinion is (And I quote) "Schumacher is not going to recover other than to a semi-conscious state of total 24 hour dependency."
What a terrible irony, I've never had much regard for him but in this case I think he really is facing a 'living death'.
"Schumacher still cannot walk or talk, and is rehabilitating with $185,000-per-month care at his home by Lake Geneva. Moncet quotes the son is saying that the driver is “waking up very slowly; very slowly.” Doctors do not yet know how much recovery Schumacher will be able to make."