Any news?

No change but he is stable

I'm a bit concerned for him, my granny fell and hit her head, was induced into a coma and never really recovered - this was a woman who survived cancer, heart attack, organ failures and was struggling with Alzheimer's - but a fall is what really killed her, essentially, she was never the same after that and quickly declined... obviously there's a difference between an 80-odd year old woman and a 44 year old healthy man who hit his head while wearing a helmet, but it just worries me that he's not going to recover :(

Still no change

Fingers crossed for an improvement soon

The docs did say the 48 hours after his latest operation were important....can only hope.

Fingers crossed, I feel really bad for his son, being with him when it happened :(

Yeah me too Niamh.

..Happy Birthday to him today as well..:love:...

Happy 45th Birthday Michael. Get well soon.

Happy birthday Michael... hope he pulls through :(

Apperently his life is no longer at risk.

:)

Critical but stable, the news is starting to become more positive now

I remember Rik Mayall had a similar type of accident but on a quad bike.

Here he is talking about it.

He may still have a brain injury but he's alive.

Positive news coming out now....his fitness has helped him a lot apparently. Sure he will have a long road to recovery but fingers crossed...

I think he will be ok now,just a long road to recovery,not sure he will ever recover fully though,the fact he got immediate medical treatment surely helped.

Some good news at least... hope he doesn't have any permanent injuries or problems!

His family have said there is no change still critical but stable and not to believe reports

Hospital says critical but stable....

..it's good that he's still fighting, Eoin...

Oh good, i hope he doesn't have any permanent damage

That was a rumour. Unfortunately still critical but stable

aw :( Are they going to be waking him or do they have to hope he comes out of the coma?

..it's such a stressful time for his family as well and just the logistics of being at the hospital each day...