Michael Schumacher and Corrina marked their 20^th wedding anniversary on Aug. 1 with his health condition still unknown to most of the world following the news blackout imposed by the family.

The multiple F1 champion sustained head injuries while skiing in Meribel in France 19 months ago and later Michael Schumacher slipped into a coma.

"His loving partner, with whom he has two children, has worked tirelessly to maintain her husband's privacy as he faces a long road to recovery after leaving the hospital to return to their family home," said Daily Mirror.

In fact, prior to the skiing accident, Michael Schumacher credited his wife's support that enabled him to become the most dominant driver in F1 history as he said, "It is not so easy to find a partner who unconditionally adapts to the pace of my life."

Daily Mirror ran a piece earlier, quoting Bunt magazine, that weighed in on Corrina's psychological makeup as she deals with Michael Condition's health condition.

Dr Rüya-Daniela Kocalevent from Hamburg said, "If the wife is to assume that she must deliver a very one-sided support in the future, this one-sidedness makes no real partnership. She will for sure have need for a break and rest and she should give in to that."

Michael Schumacher and Corrina's 20^th wedding anniversary is celebrated by their two children, Gina Marie, 16, and Mick, 14, who is following his father's footsteps by trying to carve a career behind the wheel.

The psychologist reportedly told Bunt that , "Anxiety and depression are common reactions among family members dealing with such things. A little professional support during his rehabilitation could take the pressure off the long-suffering wife."

Michael Schumacher and Corrina's 20^th wedding anniversary was marked by a small legal victory when a local court imposed a ban on Bunt, Freizeit Revue and Freizeit Spaß from reporting on the F1 champion's health condition.