Sen. Fetterman's Candid Account of His Depression and Recovery Journey
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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman opened up about his struggle with depression during an interview with CBS News, revealing that he had stopped leaving his bed, eating, and engaging in activities he loved. Fetterman, who was treated for depression at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, said he was "indifferent" about his life but had never attempted to harm himself. He urged people to seek help for depression, saying that treatment works. Fetterman is expected to return to the Senate soon and plans to focus on being a good father, husband, and senator.
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