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Andrew Flinff says, “It’s probably in a better place,” he says, “He took it slowly,” and killed the car accident.
The former British cricket captain, in 2022, was a serious accident in making a film for the best gear with the biggest facial injuries.
The incident is released on Friday, Disney + documentary ‘Flintoff’ speaks in the film, and how to deal with the next and falling.
‘After the accident, I didn’t think I was inside me’
Now the 47-year-old exercise in the UK lions, says: “I thought I was conscious, but I could not see anything. I thought, ‘Is that?’
“I didn’t think I was walking inside after the accident. It sounds terrible … I would like to die for me. I think a part I think I would like to die.
“I didn’t want to kill myself … I wouldn’t make two things wrong. I would like to, ‘It would be very easy’.
“Now I try to attempt to come to the future tomorrow and my children will still hug a hug. Probably now I’m in a better place.
“I don’t think I’ll ever be better … Now it’s different. I’m slowly getting there.”
Flintoff: ‘Now I try to come to the future tomorrow and my children will still hug. I’m probably a better place now ‘
Flintoff’s wife Rachael: I think cricket saved him
Flintoff, the northern super cell of hundreds of teams since the accident, said: “I think I saved him cricket. This has reassured to be again. “
The documentary contains a view by the surgeon of Surgeon, which describes the injuries of Flintoff after 20 years.
Flintoff says: “I remember, I was dragged. I went to the back of the car, and I lowered my face at about 50 meters below the car.
“My biggest fear I didn’t think it’s a vintage. I thought my face fell. I was afraid of death.
“Even his memories are real, and now I talk about it and I’m a little grilled and I can feel the pain on the side of the face.
“I can feel like a phantom pain. It’s like a little damn, really.”
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