“I find myself in a moment in which my life is getting out of hand” BUENOS AIRES (ARGENTINA) (ITALPRESS) – “I don’t know if this is a request for help or if I simply need to talk about it but I have been suffering from a very serious depression. A depression that has made me fall into some addictions, alcohol and drugs. And the truth is that I am in a moment where my life is getting out of hand.” Having risen to the forefront of Argentine news due to his separation from the well-known journalist Daniela Ballester, Pablo Daniel Osvaldo publishes a shocking video on social media to describe the difficult moment he is experiencing. “I am under psychiatric care and I am taking drugs – recognizes the 38-year-old former striker, who retired in 2020 and in Italy with the shirts of Atalanta, Fiorentina, Roma, Juve and Inter – I suffer from a lack of self-esteem, depression.
My anger addictions have led me to self-destruction and also destroy the people around me. I live practically alone, closed in the house. I don’t go out, I don’t do anything productive in my life and sometimes I don’t even want to get out of bed. Why am I telling you all this? I think that’s the only way to get out of this, to actually let people know what’s happening to me. It’s difficult to get out of it, I fall back into addictions and isolate myself from the people I love. And it’s very difficult for me to move forward.” Osvaldo recalls his past as a top-level footballer: “I was a completely different person, full of security, trust. Today I don’t recognize myself. And I’m having a hard time getting out of it.” The former Italian-Argentine striker invites those who are experiencing a similar moment to him to talk about it with their family, even if it’s difficult, and ask for help. “I know that I’ll get out of it and that I’ll go back to the way I was before. I still don’t understand how I got here, honestly. But it can happen to anyone. I don’t have a stable job. I spent practically all my savings because having no income the money doesn’t last forever. But that’s the least of it, because money has never interested me. I was born poor and I can die poor and that doesn’t matter to me. But what hurts me most is that I am becoming poorer here, in my soul. I hope one day I can go back to being what I was before.” – photo Image – (ITALPRESS). glb/red 14-Mar-24 1.14pm.
2024-03-14 12:16:07
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