“I’d like to address what happened yesterday,” he wrote. “I woke up, and did my typical routine of morning vomiting. It didn’t go away like it normally does, but I figured it would calm down once I got to the stadium. It did, but I felt exhausted. The nausea came back, and I tried to battle through it and went out for the first drive. The nausea and vomiting came back until I left the field, and tried everything I could to get back for my teammates but just wasn’t able to do it.
“Make no mistake, I’m NOT ashamed or embarrassed by this nor what I go through daily. I’ve had this under control for a couple of years, and had a set back yesterday. The only thing I’m upset about is that when my team needed me, I wasn’t able to be out there with and for them. Lastly, I appreciate the support of my coaches, teammates and fans. It doesn’t go unnoticed.”
Brandon Brooks says his nausea and vomiting came back again yesterday. During the game. Wishing Brandon the best.
“The only thing I’m upset about is that when my team needed me, I wasn’t able to be out there with them and for them” https://t.co/Uez6LQMQOC
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) November 25, 2019
Mental health is no joke.
It’s great that he’s willing to talk about it, if it can help one person deal with their own problems, it’s totally worth it. . .
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