'I wasn’t thinking about self-harm, but I was firmly indifferent to living,' Fetterman told People in his first interview since returning to the Senate.
Fetterman said he started missing doses of his heart medication, which further impacted his recovery from a stroke he experienced last May. “There wasn’t one person in my life that said, ‘Yeah, you really seem great. You sound fine here,’
Fetterman ended up checking into Walter Reed Medical Center’s neuropsychiatry unit on his oldest’s son 14th birthday. He spent more than six weeks in treatment.No matter what you’re looking to outfit your home with this spring and summer, chances are it’s on sale right now at Wayfair. But these goodies will go quick, especially since some of them are at such low prices. If you see something you can’t live without, better go ahead and snag it while you can.
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