He continued: “I can’t be around anyone anymore. When I am, I’m shaking, trembling, even around the people that I love. That’s how bad the anxiety has got, I can’t even be around the people I love.

“And so I see the only way around that is to take my life, because I don’t think I’m going to get better.

Thank-you for your tweets. I’m back in hospital and will be in here over Christmas. Really struggling but determined to overcome this.

— Jonny Benjamin (@MrJonnyBenjamin) December 21, 2014

“I absolutely cannot stand myself being in this skin, hearing my voice. I hate myself – how can you recover from that? I don’t know if I can.”

Hundreds of his Twitter followers subsequently sent him messages of support.

He replied: “Thank-you for your tweets. I’m back in hospital and will be in here over Christmas. Really struggling but determined to overcome this.”

Anyone experiencing mental health problems can contact  The Samaritans.

Credit: The London Evening Standard

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