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John Fetterman's wife shared sweet photos of the senator smiling while eating dinner with his family at Wendy's as he takes a break from depression treatment from Walter Reed.
The Pennsylvania Democratic, 53, checked himself into Walter Reed in Maryland last month after his clinical depression became more 'severe.'
Fetterman also suffered a stroke in May and his sensory problems and issues with communication have been well-documented since he was sworn in as a senator in January.
His wife, Gisele Barreto Fetterman, posted a sweet snap of the family surrounded by empty Wendy's cups and fry boxes at the hospital on Friday.
'We can do hard things when we do them together,' she wrote on Twitter. 'So proud of João, the kids, and everyone who’s shared their own struggles with us in the past few weeks. It gets better.'
Senator John Fetterman, 53, cozied up to his wife Gisele at a Wendy's near Walter Reed after checking himself in for clinical depression treatment last month
Gisele Barreto Fetterman (pictured with her family) posted a sweet snap of the family surrounded by empty Wendy's cups and fry boxes at the hospital on Friday
![The mother of three also posted sticky notes attached to what appears to be a bookshelf frame showing drawings of the family and their dogs as well as precious notes from their children to their dad. Some read 'you will get better', 'we love you so much', 'your [sic] in my heart, dad' and 'best dad ever'.](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/03/11/14/68582961-11847887-image-a-12_1678544255530.jpg)
The mother of three also posted sticky notes attached to what appears to be a bookshelf frame showing drawings of the family and their dogs as well as precious notes from their children to their dad. Some read 'you will get better', 'we love you so much', 'your [sic] in my heart, dad' and 'best dad ever'.
The mother of three also posted pictures of sticky notes attached to what appears to be a bookshelf frame, which show adorable drawings of the family and their dogs.
Encouraging notes from his children also adorn the shelf saying 'you will get better', 'we love you so much', 'your [sic] in my heart, dad' and 'best dad ever'.
'Hey!! Dad, just to let you know I am always in your heart. Love, August,' another read.
In early February, the Pennsylvania senator was treated at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C., for lightheadedness. Doctors ruled out another stroke at the time - after he'd had one in May 2022 - and he was discharged.
His Chief of Staff Adam Jentleson said he 'has experienced depression off and on throughout his life', but ultimately decided to seek treatment when
