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Ryan Reynolds reveals mental health battle as Hugh Jackman races to support him

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Ryan Reynolds has opened up about his battle with anxiety for Mental Health Awareness month. The Deadpool star took to his Instagram to tell his followers about the struggles faces and his tendencies to "overthink and overwork". "May is almost over," the 44-year-old began his honest post. "It's also Mental Health Awareness month.

Which brings me to this. "One of the reasons I'm posting this so late is I overschedule myself and important things slip. And one of the reasons I overschedule myself is my lifelong pal, anxiety." The Proposal actor continued: "I know I'm not alone and more importantly, to all those like me who overschedule, overthink, overwork, over-worry and over-everything, please know you're not alone," he told his followers.

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