News: Schumacher is still ALIVE, but doctor reveals fans will never have 'good news' about his condition

Fans of Formula One legend Michael Schumacher would never have 'good news' regarding his condition, a former motor sport doctor has revealed.

Dr. Gary Hartstein said that fans should not be in the delusion about the gravity of the condition Schumacher is in.
According to News.com.au, two months have passed since any updates were given on Schumacher, who suffered a head injury while skiing in France on December 29 last year and has been kept in an induced coma since.
Hartstein said that he is quite afraid and virtually certain that they will never have any good news about Schumacher, adding that at this point, he rather dreads seeing that the family has put out a press release.
Hartstein also said that he can conceive of no possible reason that Schumacher's entourage, understandably extremely protective of his and their privacy, would not tell his fans if significantly good things have happened.
The last update on Schumacher's condition was issued by the legend's manager Sabine Kehm on April 4 when she said that the former racer is making progress on his way, adding that he shows moments of consciousness and awakening.
The French hospital treating Michael Schumacher has denied rumours that the Formula One legend has died.
Grenoble University Hospital put an end to wild speculation circulating on the internet, including social networking site Twitter.
A statement read: ‘The hospital denies that Michael Schumacher has died.’

Grenoble University Hospital