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“People in their middle age talk about their mortality,” Pennsylvania’s junior senatorin an interview published Monday. “I’ve experienced my mortality, so I’m not afraid of it anymore.”
Fetterman explained why his 2022 stroke was much more than a close call, telling the magazine, “I didn’t have a near-death experience, because technically I had died.”“It wasn’t like seeing lights or whatever,” he explained. “But it was feeling that everything was being bounded up in things, all coming up through, and I was going to go up to a window into the sky.”
While he felt beyond blessed to have survived, Fetterman found himself facing more emotional hurdles during his recovery. The stroke left the former lieutenant governor with problems processing speech, issues that he couldn’t hide while in the middle of a campaign for theJohn Fetterman appears in Washington D.C. on November 15, 2022. He shared a frank account of"technically" dying in a new interview with Men's Health.Fetterman went on to win his race against daytime TV doctor Mehmet Oz in November 2022, but before that,“I knew it was going to be rough...
As the senator continues to heal from his major health event, slowly steadying his communication skills, he said he now sees strength where he used to find shame.“I think the depression has made me a much more effective and empathetic senator,” he said. “After kind of dying, I’m just grateful for any time, whatever that is.”
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