John Fetterman's Senate Return Marred by Controversy and Personal Struggles.

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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, who recently returned to the Senate after taking leave to seek treatment for clinical depression, says he wants to "pay it forward" by speaking openly about his experience with the disease. Fetterman, who defeated Trump-endorsed celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz in November, says the pressures of political campaigning and the stress of a stroke he suffered during his campaign led to a "perfect storm." He hopes to let others know that there is a path to recovery from depression.
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