[Football] Wolves ..... and mental health

[Westdene Seagull]

I've done a quick search and can't find this anywhere on here so apologies if it's a repeat post - actually, no apologies, it's worth talking about mental health numerous times.

Powerful and tear jerking video -

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

That was beautiful. Thank you for sharing

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Thank you.

 

[Giraffe]

Wolves are ticking quite a few boxes towards being a club I like. Have certainly turned around from being one of my least favourites.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Wolves are ticking quite a few boxes towards being a club I like. Have certainly turned around from being one of my least favourites.

When away fans were put in the new stand, I felt unwell after a few minutes. I went to a steward who took me down in the lift to the disabled area, bought me a cup of tea, and asked me if I wanted St John Ambulance. I felt a little better after a few minutes so turned down the medical help, but he came back at half time to see how I was. He wouldn't take any money for the tea either.

 

[juliant]

Thank you for posting that. As someone who has suffered from mental health issues in the past I wont lie that made me shed a tear !

What a powerful message, well done Wolves

 

[A1X]

That was beautiful, thank you for sharing

 

[MJsGhost]

Thanks for sharing.

A poignant reminder that lots of people struggle for various reasons and to varying degrees.

Remember to be kind.

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

Right up until I turned 32 and became a father for the first time I was emotionally tough - nothing phased me and I never shed a tear, not for anything. Then, when I had kids, watched my wife bring them into the world, took on the responsibility of parenting, I've become what I can only describe as "emotionally incontinent".

Stuff like this sends me running for the tissues, I don't know why, but something inside me changed 30-odd years ago and I can't control it, it controls me.

My heart goes out to anyone who does this kind of thing, I have faith in humanity despite all the sh1t going down around the world and at home.

Well done Wolves and especially well done Reepa ...

 

[BNthree]

Really powerful video. Not ashamed to say I had a few tears in my eye by the end of it.

 

[mrjon1976]

Honestly having been at the bottom of the hole multiple times that made me cry hard. Im not ashamed to admit that at all.

 

[Cotton Socks]

Made me cry. Don't under estimate how much just talking to someone can help. Or starting or adding to a mental health thread here. It's more difficult to see the light if you're suffering alone. Take care of each other.

 

[BBassic]

My mental health hasn't been good for about a year now, I was not prepared for that.

Well done Wolves and Reepa.

 

[keaton]

My mental health hasn't been good for about a year now, I was not prepared for that.

Well done Wolves and Reepa.

Sorry to hear that. Try not to let it fester and as others have said to try and talk to someone

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Absolutely brilliant - brought a lump to my throat. If nothing else, the text at the end about the four people not shown demonstrates the power and benefit of what they did with this.

 

[Weststander]

The best of humanity, what a beautiful thing from the Wolves Foundation.