The players tribune kevin love

Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love continued to be vocal about his struggles with mental health in a letter he wrote in The Players’ Tribune titled “To Anybody Going Through It.”

Love, 32, first opened up about his mental health when he revealed that he had a panic attack during a game.

However, in the letter, he explains some of his dark days when he was still a member of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

“Five years before the panic attack that everyone knows about, I was probably in the darkest period of my life,” Love wrote.

“I’d only played 18 games with the Timberwolves that season, breaking my right hand twice, and that was when this whole … I guess you’d call it a facade or a character that I had sort of built up …. it all started crumbling.

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I was in a cast. My identity was gone. My emotional outlet was gone. All I was left with was me and my mind. I was living alone at the time, and my social anxiety was so bad that I never even left my apartment. Actually, I would rarely