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John Fetterman claims he is in good health. But employees of the past and present say that they no longer recognize the man they once knew.
Ben Terris, Mag
“When John Fetterman was released from the Walter Reed hospital in March 2023, Adam JentlesonThen his chief of staff was proud of his boss to seek help in what, according to the senator and his doctor, was a clinical depression. His six weeks of hospital care was the latest medical failure for Pennsylvania Democrat, who had only a few months of stroke before he was elected to the US Senate in 2022. Mehmet Oz. But a year after release from the hospital, Fetterman’s behavior so worried Jentleson that he gave up his position. In May 2024, he wrote an urgent letter to David WilliamsonMedical director of the brain traumatic department and neuropsychiatry at Walter Reed, who supervised the care of Fetterman in the hospital. “I think John is on a bad trajectory and I’m really worried about him,” E -Mail began. If everything has not changed, Jentleson continued, he was concerned about the Fetterman “There will be no longer with us.”
His 1600-lone emails appeared with the subject of “Fears”, and contained their list, from seemingly mundane (“eats speedy food many times a day”) to terrifying (“we do not know if he is taking his medicines, and his behavior often suggests that he is not”). “We often see how we discussed the warning signs,” wrote Jentleson. “Conspiracy thinking; megalomania (for example, he claims that it is the most competent source on Israel and gas in the area, but its sources are simply what he reads in the news – he rejects most of the briefings and never reads notes); high, high and low falls; long, repetitive, repetitive and self -controlled monologists; awkward, awkward, awkward, incompatible with the room.
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