[telescope115]

This guy is still dealing with the effects of a stroke, and it seems like they are trying to totally ignore that.
Both my mother and father-in-law had strokes, and neither one fully recovered.
The effects stayed with them for the rest of their lives.
One may argue that today there are better ways to treat strokes (they had theirs in the’80s), and it’s true, they do, but I don’t believe Fetterman is going to fully recover, and I think they know it.
Maybe he had another one, a small one that set him back.

[pepsionice]

Out of six people that I’ve known in my life having a stroke...none returned to absolute normal. One guy in his 30s got bi-polar all of the sudden, and couldn’t be trusted with the simplest matter.

[hanamizu]

“This guy is still dealing with the effects of a stroke, and it seems like they are trying to totally ignore that.”

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They look to be pretending that his hospitalization is solely for depression not his stroke. I have trouble believing that. I think the most telling phrase is, “ he will be ‘as good or better than his best days post-stroke,’”, which wasn’t really all that good was it?