Igloo man' weighs just six stone "He is still in a very poor condition and bedridden," a source told Sweden's Aftonbladet newspaper. Last week he weighed only 40kg. When Peter Skyllberg, 44, was found on February 17, his story of survival made headlines across the world. He told rescuers he had eaten nothing since December 19. His car had been trapped on a forest track outside Umea, one of Sweden's most northerly cities, during a month when outside temperatures regularly dropped below -22F (-30ºC). Ulf Segerberg, the chief medical officer at Norrland University Hospital, where he is being treated, said that Mr Skyllberg was recovering well. "He has never said what he was doing there, and we haven't asked him," the source told Aftonbladet. Andreas Gidlund, one of two traffic policemen who rescued him, told the Daily Telegraph last month that Mr Skyllberg had never been completely trapped in the car, and that he had initially refused to be rescued, sending the first people to find him away. Skyllberg had long been estranged from his family, had split up with his girlfriend, and had unpaid debts of around £150,000 from a failed property venture.