Robin Lehner (X tweets)

[Chips]

Read the entirety of that thread, it’s feels like waking up to awful news is a real possibility. He’s clearly having a manic episode and or something else. Possibly intoxicated but he says some scary implied comments

 

[Jumptheshark]

not sure if is a fraud or legit but I am looking on lines for ways to contact people who may know where he is. Yes I know this maybe a joke but I would rather look like fool when it comes to this subject

SO feel free to laugh at me but so far I have managed to email his Agent, the knights, NHLPA and the NHL

 

[Shark Finn]

I hope he gets the help he needs and we don't have to read about him passing away in the near future. Scary stuff.

 

[BB79]

not sure if is a fraud or legit but I am looking on lines for ways to contact people who may know where he is. Yes I know this maybe a joke but I would rather look like fool when it comes to this subject

SO feel free to laugh at me but so far I have managed to email his Agent, the knights, NHLPA and the NHL

Let us know if you hear anything back. I doubt it but you never know. I'm sure his closest friends from around the league were texting and calling him when reading that

 

[orby]

Bipolar can be a scary disorder to live with. Your own brain is constantly playing tricks on you, building you up into a reckless superhuman and then tearing you down to nothing. I can't even imagine the pressure of dealing with bipolar as a top-level pro athlete. Here's hoping Lehner gets the help he needs.

 

[Reddawg]

I hope he’s got someone with him now that can help him.

 

[LOFIN]

Bipolar can be a scary disorder to live with. Your own brain is constantly playing tricks on you, building you up into a reckless superhuman and then tearing you down to nothing. I can't even imagine the pressure of dealing with bipolar as a top-level pro athlete. Here's hoping Lehner gets the help he needs.

The #1 sports broadcaster/commentator in Finland had a bipolar disease. Struggled with it and alcoholism, and was sacked from the national broadcasting company in 2018 after an incident. After that it seemed like a constant roller-coaster with him, but he really seemed to get better in the last two years. He was working more and more on jobs as a freelancer etc. And this summer, he suicided by throwing himself under a train.

It's a scary disease, the bipolar disorder. Hopefully Lehner gets help, and him and his family stay safe.

 

[Chainshot]

I hope someone close to him is with him now and he is getting the help and support he needs.