Formula one star driver, Michael Schumacher, who encountered an accident while skiing in France last month (December 29th) is still in artificial induced coma at the University Hospital in Grenoble. At the moment, Doctors are beginning to voice their concern, saying that patients in such conditions are usually placed in induced coma in order to allow their brain heal properly and that such measures only last for as long as two weeks.
In his case, Schumacher has been in the coma for almost one month and Doctors have disclosed that the longer he continues in the come, the more any hope of recovery slips away, adding that he may end up in a "vegetable state"- a state in which when he's brought out of the coma, he just might not be able to speak, feel or move/feed himself.
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