nfl tight end Hayden Hurst has been honest and open about his struggles with mental health and on Thursday he talked about his suicide attempt in a letter to his younger self.
Hurst read the letter in a segment for “CBS This Morning.” Hurst talked about his failed attempt at becoming a professional baseball player with the mlb. He warned his younger self that after he crashed out of baseball, it only gets harder from there.
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“You’ll realize what despite what you may think you are not alone in this fight. And you’ll channel your hurt, sadness and anxiety for opportunities for others going through the same struggles,” he said.
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Hurst now plays for the Falcons and dedicated part of his life to helping people going through the same struggles he goes through.
