John Fetterman's Senate Return Raises Eyebrows.

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Democratic Senator John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke and was diagnosed with depression last year, has returned to the Senate after six weeks of treatment at Walter Reed National Medical Center's neuro-psychology unit. Fetterman's public acknowledgement of his own mental health struggles is rare for politicians, and he has created a platform for discussing mental health issues and encouraged other politicians to share their own stories. Fetterman's recovery includes staying away from cable television news and social media.
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