In Mental Health Awareness Week, Chelsea captain Millie Bright offers advice and tells BBC Sport about her own battles this season.
Millie Bright went from leading England in a World Cup final to missing over five months of the Women's Super League season with a knee injury.
For Mental Health Awareness Week - which runs until 19 May - Bright has discussed how injury setbacks led to her questioning whether her "career was done". "This season more than ever has been extremely difficult. I’ve had plenty of moments where I'm like: 'Eurgh, shall I just call the season and have a break and not try any more?'"I've not really told anyone that to be honest. It's tough."The Blues captain - who led the Lionesses at last year's World Cup - says Hayes has been a "massive" support for her whenever she has needed to talk through problems - and it is reciprocated.
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