Andrew Flintoff has revealed his Top Gear horror crash has left him struggling with 'anxiety', 'nightmares' and 'flashbacks', as he admitted that he 'genuinely should not be here'.
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Former England all-rounder opens up about 2022 crash as he takes a group of youngsters on a cricket tour of IndiaMore than 18 months since a horrific accident on the set of Top Gear, Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff has revealed his struggles with anxiety, nightmares and flashbacks after suffering life-changing injuries.Flintoff was driving an open-topped …
Andrew Flintoff reveals his struggle with anxiety, nightmares and flashbacks after the accident which he says "changed my life forever".
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