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8th September 2021
04:35pm BST
She continues: "Everybody misses Michael, but Michael is here - different, but here. He still shows me how strong he is every day.
"Shortly before it happened in Meribel, he said to me, 'The snow isn't optimal. We could fly to Dubai and go skydiving there.'" Since the accident, Schumacher has been cared for privately at his Swiss home by Lake Geneva. His son, Mick, who followed in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional F1 driver, says that he would "give up everything" for the chance to speak to his father again and catch up about how he has now become an F1 driver like his dad. Mick won a world championship in Formula 3 before joining Ferrari's driving academy. Now driving for Haas, the 22-year-old said: "Since the accident, of course, these experiences, these moments that I believe many people have with their parents, are no longer present or to a lesser extent. And in my view, that is a little unfair."I think me and dad, we would understand each other in a different way now. Simply because we speak a similar language – the language of motorsport – and that we would have a lot more to talk about.
"And that is where my head is most of the time. Thinking that would be so cool … I would give up everything just for that."
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