Overview

• Sen. John Fetterman returned to the Senate after six weeks of treatment for clinical depression at Walter Reed Medical Center.
• Fetterman suffered a stroke last year during his Senate campaign and recently struggled with auditory processing issues and indifference to living.
• Fetterman received treatment for his depression and other health issues at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
• Fetterman says he is grateful for the support from Pennsylvanians and is optimistic about resuming his Senate duties.
• Though some have questioned Fetterman's ability to serve given his health issues, he appears ready to move forward in advocating for constituents.