Twitter Erupts After The Heartbreaking Death Of WCW Wrestler Daffney Unger

Upon discovering the news of Shannon "Daffney" Spruill's death, condolences and messages about the importance of mental health resources began pouring in from Twitter users around the world. "I'm so sorry to everyone who knew and loved Daffney Unger," WWE wrestler Ettore "Big E" Ewen wrote on Twitter. "If you're struggling with your mental health, please don't be afraid to be a burden. Reach out for help. It saved my life."

Another Twitter user spoke about Spruill's death and the importance of reaching out for help when you're experiencing a mental health crisis. "The Daffney Unger news is just terrible," a Twitter user said. "There's no words except to say if you're feeling down or lost, please reach out to someone and chat. Mental health is essential and everyone is going through it on some level. You're never alone."

Former professional wrestler Mick Foley, who posted the original message on Twitter about Spruill's unstable mental state, also posted a message on Twitter after discovering that she had died. "I'm so very sorry to learn of Daffney's passing," Foley wrote on Twitter. "A terrible loss for her family, friends and wrestling. She was far ahead [of] her time in our business. #RIPDaffney If you're hurting and thinking of doing harm to yourself, please know that help is available."

If you or anyone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline​ at​ 1-800-273-TALK (8255)​.