Sen. John Fetterman's Candid Interview on Battling Depression and Recovery.
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Senator John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke last May, has spoken publicly about his treatment for depression. Fetterman, who was treated at Walter Reed, said he was looking forward to "making up any lost time" after being discharged. One-in-three stroke patients develops depression, and 21 million American adults have experienced major depression. Fetterman's diagnosis is unique for a politician, but he said his message was not political.
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