Senator John Fetterman opens up about depression and Senate return.

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Senator John Fetterman, D-Pa., has returned to Congress after spending the first few months of his first Senate term in the hospital for depression. Fetterman admitted that during his time away he felt like he was "not the kind of senator" that his state deserved, and that he was not the family man he should have been. He also noted some of the advice doctors gave him to treat his depression, including staying away from news and social media. Fetterman drew on his own experience to encourage others to get help if they think they might need it, saying, "Get treatment, and get help."
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