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Mar 31, 2023… Thoughts of the past may keep coming up without any explanation today. These are often great tools for learning, if you consider what it all may mean. Use your powers of perception to help you get to the bottom of it rather than just leaping forward to take action, Aries. If you feel like history may be repeating itself and a pattern is present, look deeper inside yourself and figure out why. Getting to the root of where the pattern first started will help you stop reliving the same things and open you to new adventures.
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
Mar 31, 2023… Today will likely dawn with a rejuvenation of your energy levels and a need to enjoy time with others. This energy can have you especially looking forward to the weekend and the fun activities it may bring. But, don’t feel like you have to wait. Let your Aquarian hair down and start by enjoying today, whether at work or out in the rest of the world. Wherever you are, you’ll bring the kind of energy that draws people to you. Go meet new people, if you can, or spend time with some old friends. Whatever you choose, just get out there.
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
Mar 31, 2023… Today will likely dawn with a rejuvenation of your energy levels and a need to enjoy time with others. This energy can have you especially looking forward to the weekend and the fun activities it may bring. But, don’t feel like you have to wait. Let your Aquarian hair down and start by enjoying today, whether at work or out in the rest of the world. Wherever you are, you’ll bring the kind of energy that draws people to you. Go meet new people, if you can, or spend time with some old friends. Whatever you choose, just get out there.
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
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(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
Mar 31, 2023… Today will likely dawn with a rejuvenation of your energy levels and a need to enjoy time with others. This energy can have you especially looking forward to the weekend and the fun activities it may bring. But, don’t feel like you have to wait. Let your Aquarian hair down and start by enjoying today, whether at work or out in the rest of the world. Wherever you are, you’ll bring the kind of energy that draws people to you. Go meet new people, if you can, or spend time with some old friends. Whatever you choose, just get out there.
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
Mar 31, 2023… Today will likely dawn with a rejuvenation of your energy levels and a need to enjoy time with others. This energy can have you especially looking forward to the weekend and the fun activities it may bring. But, don’t feel like you have to wait. Let your Aquarian hair down and start by enjoying today, whether at work or out in the rest of the world. Wherever you are, you’ll bring the kind of energy that draws people to you. Go meet new people, if you can, or spend time with some old friends. Whatever you choose, just get out there.
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
Copyright 2023, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – During the 2022 Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Senate seat, then-Lt. Governor John Fetterman had a stroke. He went on to win the nomination but spent weeks recovering at the beginning of the campaign. He beat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz and was sworn into office in January. His health problems persisted, and he is currently hospitalized. However, there are reports indicating doctors might release him soon.
Fetterman checked himself into Walter Reid National Military Medical Center in mid-February to receive treatment for clinical depression. On March 14, reporter Manu Raju posted an update about the freshman senator on Twitter. He said Fetterman, who has been hospitalized for a month, is still there because doctors are trying to sort out his medications.
A source close to the senator told the CNN reporter that Fetterman will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke.” He could leave the hospital in the next couple of weeks.
John Fetterman is making progress in his recovery from clinical depression and could leave Walter Reed within next two weeks, a person close to the senator told me. The senator's physician recently informed him that he will be “as good or better than his best days post-stroke."
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 14, 2023
According to the National Institutes of Health, roughly 21 million adults (8.4% of all adults) in the US suffered from at least one major episode of depression in 2020. Of those, about 66% of them received treatment.
Symptoms of depression include persistent feelings of sadness or a loss of interest in life. Patients can have trouble completing common day-to-day activities like combing their hair or getting out of bed. Some people who suffer from the disorder have thoughts of self-harm.
A US lawmaker reaching out and getting help goes a long way toward ending the stigma of mental health treatment. Fetterman’s colleagues applauded him for checking himself into the hospital to receive care. For example, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) posted a message of support for the senator on social media. He said he was praying for the Democratic lawmaker. He also expressed hope that he could “find strength, peace, support, and recovery.”
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