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Kevin Love has become the latest high-profile athlete to open up about mental health issues after admitting he suffered a panic attack during a game. Writing for the Players’ Tribune, the Cleveland Cavaliers forward revealed the attack came during a game against the Atlanta Hawks in November. Love has been out since January with a broken hand. Continue to Article

March 07, 2018 3:24:am EST

Kevin Love has become the latest high-profile athlete to open up about mental health issues after admitting he suffered a panic attack during a game. Writing for the Players’ Tribune, the Cleveland Cavaliers forward revealed the attack came during a game against the Atlanta Hawks in November. Love has been out since January with a broken hand. Continue to Article

March 07, 2018 3:24:am EST

Last year during a home game against the Atlanta Hawks, Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers experienced his first panic attack. The episode not only forced the NBA power forward to leave the game at halftime, it forced him to open up about his struggle with mental health. In an essay for the Players’ Tribune published Tuesday, the 29-year-old athlete detailed what happened when he was hospitalized mid-game in November, how he suffered silently and why he’s speaking out about mental health now. Continue to Article

March 06, 2018 10:42:pm EST

Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star Kevin Love has opened up about his struggles with mental health. The Cavaliers forward detailed how he had his first panic attack when Cleveland faced the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA on November 5 last year. It was then he realised he had experienced a panic attack. Continue to Article

March 06, 2018 6:59:pm EST

Suffering for years in silence, Kevin Love has opened up about his struggles with mental health. The Cavaliers forward writes in an essay for the Players' Tribune that he had a panic attack during a game this season and he has spent most of his life afraid to accept there was something wrong with him. "For 29 years, I thought about mental health as someone else's problem," he said. Continue to Article

March 06, 2018 12:52:pm EST