Former England cricketer Graham Thorpe, aged 55, tragically took his own life after a prolonged battle with severe depression and anxiety. His wife Amanda revealed that Thorpe believed his family would be better off without him, despite their support and his attempts at various treatments. Thorpe had previously attempted suicide in May 2022, resulting in a prolonged stay in intensive care. Tributes have poured in for Thorpe, who had a distinguished cricket career, playing 100 Test matches and scoring over 21,000 runs for Surrey. Thorpe's mental health struggles highlight the profound impact of mental illness, which can affect anyone regardless of their physical health or professional success. The Thorpe family hopes to raise awareness about mental health issues through sharing their story.