Freddie Flintoff’s emotional journey inspires in ‘Fields of Dreams’ finale

The former England cricketer opened up about his mental health struggles in the final episode of the BBC One show.

Freddie Flintoff has spoken about his mental health struggles in the final episode of the BBC One show ‘Fields of Dreams’.

The former England cricketer opened up about his experiences with depression and anxiety, and how they have affected his life.

Flintoff said that he first started to experience mental health problems after he retired from cricket in 2010.

“I felt like I had lost my identity,” he said. “I didn’t know what I was going to do with my life.”

Flintoff said that he turned to alcohol and drugs to cope with his problems.

“I was drinking a lot and taking drugs,” he said. “I was just trying to numb the pain.”

Flintoff said that he eventually sought help for his mental health problems and is now on the road to recovery.

“I’m not ashamed to talk about my mental health,” he said. “I want to help others who are struggling.”

Flintoff’s appearance in ‘Fields of Dreams’ has been praised by mental health charities.

Mind, the mental health charity, said that Flintoff’s openness about his mental health struggles is a “powerful example” for others.

“Freddie Flintoff’s appearance in ‘Fields of Dreams’ is a reminder that mental health problems can affect anyone,” said Paul Farmer, chief executive of Mind.

“It is also a reminder that there is help available and that it is possible to recover from mental health problems.”

The Samaritans, another mental health charity, said that Flintoff’s appearance in ‘Fields of Dreams’ will help to break down the stigma surrounding mental health.

“Freddie Flintoff speaking out about his mental health struggles will help others to feel less alone,” said Ruth Sutherland, chief executive of the Samaritans.

“It will also help to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and encourage others to seek help.”