Michael Schumacher news update is still grim for the former F1 champion as his condition doesn't appear to be improving. In related development, a young fan's tribute for "Schumi" earned the appreciation of wife Corinna.

The German magazine Colorful, as reported by Online Focus, reported Michael Schumacher news update as it said that nurses and his wife Corinna still attend to his every needs round the clock.

"Nobody is prepared to how long it takes until it is restored to all motor as language skills and return his memories," the magazine said, adding that the seven-time champion could be brought home from the Lausanne clinic in time for Christmas.

Earlier, Ferrari president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo recalled his time with Michael Schumacher under his team.

"I remember awesome moments with Michael here in this part also the same of me and all of Ferrari. Forza Michael! Forza Michael! Forza Michael! You are such an important part of our lives. We are with you, we are all with you!" he said, according to Online Focus.

The German magazine "Colorful" added that the children of Michael Schumacher are doing everything they can to speed up his recovery. At this point they can only offer their comfort. A source said that the children, "would often like to talk about it, laugh about good experiences they had with him. They love their father about everything. "

Meanwhile, in other Michael Schumacher news, 8-year-old Aidan Gormley sent Corinna a book he's written called "Ferrari Adventure," which was reportedly a tribute to the F1 champ.

In return, Corinna wrote Aidan Gormley a personalized message thanking him for the gesture, said Fox Sports.

"I would like to thank you for your best wishes and your kind present, which help us to move forward in those difficult times. It feels good to receive so many friendly wishes for recovery and other well-meant words," she said.

"Our Michael is a fighter and he will never give up," Corinna added.

Proceeds of his book will go to charity, according to Yahoo Sports.