Further information regarding her marital status in detail is currently under review and will be updated soon. Pitman and her husband Cody share a son together named, Gabriel. Unfortunately, her son was diagnosed with a rare disorder Pompe Disease. It is known that Gabriel lacks a certain enzyme that breaks down sugar or glycogen in his muscles.
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His primary source of income is his career as a journalist. Through his various sources of income, Donna has been able to accumulate good fortune but prefers to lead a modest lifestyle. Pitman is a vastly recognized broadcast journalist. Here, Donna researched and reported Daily News Assignments and anchored weekend evening newscasts.
Moreover, she shot, reported, wrote, and edited stories. Most recently, she and photojournalist Tim Twyman did a report coverage on a Vietnam Veteran. She also serves on an advisory board for Harmony.
In addition, she speaks at several fundraisers and schools throughout the year. Pitman is undoubtedly a fine anchor as outlined in the following awards and accomplishments;. Pitman is an accomplished broadcast journalist. Donna is currently married to her lovely husband, Cody. Together, the couple shares a son named, Gabriel.
This amount has been accrued from his leading roles as an anchor and reporter in journalism. Pitman is alive and in good health. There have been no reports of her being sick or having any health-related issues. Donna is alive and in good health. We are really close. She has no siblings. Interested as a child, Donna knew she wanted to do something in journalism, whether producing, becoming a photographer, or reporting.
Donna is a happily married woman. She is married to her husband Cody. The couple has a son known as Gabriel. Gabriel has late-onset Pompe a life-threatening condition. The child lacks a certain enzyme that breaks down sugar or glycogen in his muscles.
Over time it will build — suffocating his muscles. If it is, an aggressive, cumbersome, and expensive treatment comes next. Gabriel is one of only 12 people in the world with the same genetic mutation.
And it is why the family has traveled to Duke University for help. Aside from a cure, Donna and her family want to see more screenings for Pompe at birth. Missouri is one of only eight states and the District of Columbia to do that, which means nobody knows how many cases of Pompe are truly out there.
Donna is fighting for awareness after her son was diagnosed with a rare disorder — Pompe Disease. More information about her height is not available at this moment. BY Administrator.
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