Happy to hear of some improvement, even if its small, they were able to get him back to his country where the family can have more support from their loved ones.

Nothing new from poor Jules
I hope you don´t stop thinking and for him!

The FIA published the accident panels summary today
You can read it here. http://www.fia.com/news/accident-panel

The latest statement from Jules parents

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A Statement from the Bianchi Family | 30 December 2014

Nice, France

The parents of Jules Bianchi, Philippe and Christine, would like to provide the following update regarding Jules’ medical situation:

“As we reach the conclusion of a difficult year for our family, we wanted to take this opportunity to provide a further update regarding Jules’ medical situation, per our pledge to communicate continued information, when appropriate, to his many fans.

“It was a significant and very comforting step for us to be able to bring Jules home to France last month, to continue his rehabilitation surrounded by his family and friends. This is very important for Jules and also for us.

“Since that time, Jules has received the very best treatment in the Intensive Care Unit of Le Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Nice (CHU) and now at the CHU’s rehabilitation centre for this kind of trauma.

“Jules’ neurological status remains unchanged; he is unconscious but able to breathe unaided. Whilst there is no significant information to report, we take a great deal of comfort from the fact that Jules continues to fight, as we knew he would, and this has enabled the medical professionals caring for him to commence the planned, but very painstaking, programme of rehabilitation therapy.

“As we reflect on the events of the past few months, we would like to acknowledge once again the overwhelming warmth and affection shown towards our son. These continue to be challenging times for our family, but the knowledge that he has touched the lives of so many people all around the world has helped us through.

“We would also like to acknowledge the respect and support shown by the media towards our family during this time, for which we are extremely grateful.

“We will continue to provide information when it is possible to do so and our sincere appreciation to everyone who continues to pray for Jules.”

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Come on Jules!

An update from Jules father today. Its in french. I use google.translate....
Please don´t forget to pray for this poor boy

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F1 - Philippe Bianchi donne des nouvelles de son fils
Jules est toujours dans le coma à Nice

11 avril 2015 - 16h00, par Camille Komaël

Philippe Bianchi, père de Jules, s’est confié à Nice-Matin dans l’édition de ce samedi, pour donner des nouvelles à toutes les personnes qui continuent de soutenir l’ancien pilote Marussia et sa famille dans ces moments difficiles. Après avoir été d’abord pris en charge au Japon, Jules Bianchi avait été rapatrié en France, à Nice, à l’hôpital Saint Roch. Philippe Bianchi révèle aujourd’hui qu’il ne se trouve plus dans cet hôpital, bien que Jules reste dans la ville de Nice.

Le père de Jules Bianchi continue d’affirmer que son fils se bat, mais qu’il reste dans le coma : "D’un point de vue médical, son état est stable. Il est assez autonome. Pas de problème physique. Tous ses organes fonctionnent normalement, sans assistance. Mais, pour l’instant, il reste inconscient, dans le coma."

Pourtant, il y a des signes d’amélioration. Ainsi, au Japon, les parents du jeune français avaient reçu de très mauvaises nouvelles, sans espoir. Depuis, les choses ont changé, et en France les docteurs sont plus positifs. Mais il faut être très patient, et Philippe Bianchi explique que "neurologiquement, les médecins nous ont expliqué qu’il n’y a pas d’intervention particulière à faire".

La famille ne peut donc qu’attendre et soutenir Jules dans son combat. Il y a parfois des signes qui donnent de grands espoirs : "De temps en temps, à son chevet, on voit qu’il se passe des choses. À certains moments, il est plus « actif », il bouge plus, sa main nous serre... Mais s’agit-il de simples réflexes ou de vraies réactions ? Difficile de savoir."

Philippe Bianchi n’oublie pas tous les amis de Jules, ses collègues, mais aussi ses supporters tout autour du monde, qui envoient encore et toujours des messages de soutien, et il souhaite les remercier, précisant qu’il donnera des nouvelles sur l’état de santé de Jules quand il y en aura.
http://motorsport.nextgen-auto.com/Phili...fils,89009.html

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F1: Philippe Bianchi gives news of his son
Jules is still in a coma in Nice

April 11, 2015 - 16:00 Camille Komaël

Philippe Bianchi, Jules's father, spoke to Nice-Matin in publishing this Saturday to give news to all those who continue to support the old Marussia driver and his family in this difficult time. After initially supported Japan, Jules Bianchi had been repatriated to France, Nice, Saint Roch hospital. Philippe Bianchi revealed today that he is no longer in the hospital, while Jules stays in the city of Nice.

The father of Jules Bianchi maintains that her son is fighting, but remains in a coma... "From a medical point of view, his condition is stable, it is fairly autonomous No physical problem all his organs function normally without assistance. But for now, it remains unconscious, in a coma. "

Yet there are signs of improvement. In Japan, the parents of the young French had received very bad news, hopeless. Since then, things have changed, and France, doctors are more positive. But we must be very patient, and Philip Bianchi explains that "neurologically, the doctors told us that there is no specific intervention to do."

The family can not wait Jules and support in his fight. Sometimes there are signs that give great hope. "From time to time, at his bedside, we see that things are happening At times, it is more" active ", it moves more, his hand us greenhouse ... But is it mere reflex reactions or real? Hard to know. "

Philippe Bianchi does not forget all of Jules friends, colleagues, but also its supporters around the world, still, and always send messages of support, and wishes to thank them, saying it will provide news about the Jules's condition when there will

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Short before the Monaco GP there was a new statement from Jules dad.
We thought more often to him when we stay in Nice. Hard to know that he is in a hospital in the same town. On the last day I visited a church and inflamed a candle for him.

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Jules Bianchi's recovery now 'stagnant', says F1 driver's father
By Ian Parkes Thursday, May 21st 2015, 18:57 GMT

Jules Bianchi's father says his son is continuing to fight for his life, but concedes they have started to think of the worst-case scenario.

Since his accident in last October's Japanese Grand Prix, Bianchi has spent almost the last eight months in a battle for survival.

After two months at a hospital in Yokkaichi close to the Suzuka circuit, the Manor driver was then transferred to a facility in his home city of Nice where he has since remained.

Although Bianchi is no longer in an artificial coma, the 25-year-old remains unconscious with the prognosis grim.

"The first thing is Jules is alive, that's the most important thing for us," said Bianchi's father Philippe, speaking to Canal+.

"He's fighting with the weapons he has, but in neurological terms I'm not sure he is able to do much now.

"Seeing him fighting gives a lot of hope to his loved ones, and it's important for us.

"While there is life, there is hope, even though after a while you are hoping for a miracle. Every day is difficult.

"The situation is stagnant. Jules' neurological progress is not what we would like it to be.

"When we get up every morning we think of Jules' life, we think also of his death.

"We have to think about death because we are in a situation where we know a lot of things can happen. It's terrible.

"I think we all stopped living that day, the fifth of October. It's something you can never expect.

"It's not what Jules wants, being in a hospital bed. It's not his life, it's not what we want either. But we have to keep hope."

It was a year ago at last year's Monaco Grand Prix that Bianchi secured a ninth-place finish for the team then known as Marussia.

Jules Bianchi tribute

They remain the marque's only points in its five-and-a-half-year history, with Manor this weekend commemorating the achievement with a specially-commissioned wristband.

Believing his son will be able to feel the energy generated from the race just 20 kilometres away, Bianchi Sr added: "It was Jules' dream to score points in Formula 1, and he did it with Marussia.

"I was there, and I was lucky enough when Jules finished the grand prix that I was the first person he took into his arms because I was on my own when he finished. Those are incredible moments.

"Jules is here, despite the shock [accident] he had. He's still here and he's fighting.

"All of these people thinking about him gives Jules strength. He can feel it and it's beautiful. We're very touched by it."

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http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/119090

So so sad
Poor boy, poor family! What a nightmare

I agree, the feeling of impotence while your kid is suffering is so unbearable it makes you go crazy.

Only a higher power can bring peace in situations like this, in my opinion.

So it happened....
Sleep well Jules. Be strong family Bianchi.

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A Statement from the Bianchi Family

Nice, France
Saturday 18 July 2015
02.45hrs France │ 01.45hrs UK

It is with deep sadness that the parents of Jules Bianchi, Philippe and Christine, his brother Tom and sister Mélanie, wish to make it known that Jules passed away last night at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire (CHU) in Nice, (France) where he was admitted following the accident of 5th October 2014 at Suzuka Circuit during the Japanese Formula 1 Grand Prix.

“Jules fought right to the very end, as he always did, but today his battle came to an end,” said the Bianchi family. “The pain we feel is immense and indescribable. We wish to thank the medical staff at Nice’s CHU who looked after him with love and dedication. We also thank the staff of the General Medical Center in the Mie Prefecture (Japan) who looked after Jules immediately after the accident, as well as all the other doctors who have been involved with his care over the past months.

"Furthermore, we thank Jules’ colleagues, friends, fans and everyone who has demonstrated their affection for him over these past months, which gave us great strength and helped us deal with such difficult times. Listening to and reading the many messages made us realise just how much Jules had touched the hearts and minds of so many people all over the world.

"We would like to ask that our privacy is respected during this difficult time, while we try to come to terms with the loss of Jules.”

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Will not forget your sweet smile you gave me/us in Austria 2014!

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Such a sad news, he was just 25 years old, a real shame.