Michael Schumacher mentioned in ‘living will’ court case: “We don’t know if stem cell research will revive him”
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Schumacher now resides in Switzerland surrounded 𓆉by his family who keep health updates to the minimum ever since a skiing accident nine years ago left him in a coma.
Updates sporadically arrive about the F1 legend through trusted asso🏅ciates such as Jean Todt, the ex-Ferrari team p♔rincipal.
The Supreme Court in India, which was hearing a matter on “living will”, used Schumacher as an ♒example, according🍸 to the .
“Michael Schumacher, he is still in coma, we don’t know what will happen, if some stem cell research will re🍒vive him. He is still alive,” it was argued in court by an advocate against a possible law allowing some𝓰one to sign a directive to choose to end their own medical treatment.
“What is critical illness for an ordinary person of normal wealth, is not critical🎐 for Michael Schumacher,” it was also said in court.
The 2018 laws in India about “living will” are to be adjusted but the court case, about whether to enact a law 𝕴for terminally ill patients to end their own treatment, will continue.
Stephen Hawking, the sci🏅entist, was also 🍨referenced in the case.
James🦂 w🐓as a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.
