(CNN) -- There is a simple message for Michael Schumacher one year on from his devastating accident -- keep fighting. Formula One's record-breaking, seven-time world champion is continuing his recovery from the severe head injuries he sustained in a skiing crash on 29th December last year. After emergency brain surgery in France and nine months in hospital, Schumacher has been moved to the family home near Lake Geneva in Switzerland to continue his rehabilitation. His close family, including his wife Corinna and two teenage children Gina Marie and Mick, have maintained their silent support by choosing not to release a statement on the anniversary of the accident.
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It is one year since Michael Schumacher suffered head injuries in a skiing crash
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Seven-time F1 world champion continues his rehabilitation at home in Switzerland
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German's manager Sabine Kehm says it is still a long road to recovery
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Current F1 racer Jules Bianchi also recovering from head injuries after Japan GP crash
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