It has been quite a long time since the car accident that met the phenomenal F1 Racer, Jules Bianchi. For the longest time as well, his family has indeed provided unfailing support and supervision, ensuring that Bianchi is well cared-for and attains the most excellent medical attention. Jules Bianchi continues to battle for his life, despite entering a relatively much more stable health condition. He is now recovering back in his home country and has recently come out of an artificial coma.
Jules Bianchi, 25, is still in a critical state. However, there has been a lot of improvement concerning his health, despite the slow pace of his recovery. His family has witnessed every part of his ongoing journey since the accident. His parents Philippe and Christine Biachi shared once in an interview that, "Jules is no longer in the artificial coma in which he was placed shortly after the accident, however, he is still unconscious. He is breathing unaided and his vital signs are stable but his condition is still classified as critical. His treatment now enters a new phase concerned with the improvement of his brain function."
Jules Bianchi met a fatal car accident at the Japanese Grand Prix last October 5, 2014. FIA spokesman Matteo Bonciani shared with The Associated Press in aninterview that "Bianchi is in a serious but stable condition." Jules has been suffering from diffuse axonal injury which happens in a widespread area of the brain that affects many brain functions including respiration and alertness. Because of this, Bianchi's treatment has entered a new phase that would aim to improve his brain function. Therefore, even the slightest improvement matters a lot for the fans and family of the F1 racer.
Furthermore, Jules had also been declared to be out of artificial coma and can also breathe without aid. He has been transferred into a hospital in Nice, France wherein Bianchi continuously receives intensive. His family claimed that it was such a relief for them that Jules was able to transfer to Le Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Nice where the racer was born and raised.
According to Philippe and Christine, "We are thankful that the next phase of Jules' treatment can continue close to home, where he can be surrounded by his wider family and friends. We have nothing, but praise for the outstanding care provided by the Mie General Medical Center since the accident. We owe the medical staff there an enormous debt of gratitude for everything they have done for Jules, and also for our family, during what is a very difficult time for us."
Despite his ongoing and difficult journey to achieve full recovery, Jules Bianchi's fans and family are still offering their full and unfailing support.
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