Greg Inglis admits himself to mental health clinic with depression

GREG Inglis has admitted himself to a mental health clinic with depression.

Channel Nine reporter Danny Weidler said the injured South Sydney superstar was in “the fight of his life” and had no choice but to seek professional help because he was feeling so low.

The Rabbitohs released a statement asking people to respect Inglis’s privacy and that of his family.

“Rabbitohs captain Greg Inglis has entered a mental health rehabilitation facility,” the statement reads.

“Inglis entered the facility last week and will be undergoing a series of programs and treatments to assist with his mental health.

“The Rabbitohs, Greg and his management will not be making any further comment at this stage, and we ask the media to respect the privacy of both Greg and his family at this time.”

Inglis has not played since round one when he suffered a serious knee injury that ended his season.

Good on Greg Inglis for taking the necessary steps to overcome his illness.
Let this be a lesson to us that we never know who is suffering.

— Casey Conway (@caseyconway_) May 17, 2017

Speedy recovery @greg_inglis the rugby leading world is with you #Mentalhealth https://t.co/W3X6XqTaX5

— Prof Chris Semsarian (@CSHeartResearch) May 17, 2017

The rugby league community tonight rallying around Greg Inglis, who has entered a mental health rehabilitation facility. Take care GI. https://t.co/fg3ofQWH9v

— Julie Snook (@JulieSnook) May 17, 2017

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