Damany Lewis

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At 47 years old, Don Noel is taking life one day at a time, cherishing every moment with his wife, Sherline, and their three children. “He’s a fighter and I knew that he was ready to fight for us,” Sherline Noel told Channel 9’s Damany Lewis. Sherline said the last year of their lives has been a roller coaster of emotions. ALSO READ: ‘Game changer’: Novant Health helps pioneer new Parkinson’s treatmentFirst came the high, spending time in Florida at Disney and creating family memories.

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For Lou Morris, enjoying a day with friends at the pickleball court is exactly what the doctor ordered. “The fact that I am out here and still able to run around and be active – it’s a game changer for me because of how I live my day to day life,” Lou told Channel 9′s Damany Lewis. Lou was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a progressive brain disorder that impacts movement, nearly 10 years ago.

Feb 25, 2025 | yahoo.com | Damany Lewis

Black History Month: Nurses share hopes to increase representation in the fieldMutale Chabulembwa has spent decades as a nurse defying the odds and making her dreams become reality. “Looking at my background, I can say I have achieved so much,” Chabulembwa told Channel 9′s Damany Lewis. “I feel good, I feel proud. Sometimes, I get overwhelmed.”For the last three years, she’s walked the halls at Piedmont Medical Center in Rock Hill.

Feb 25, 2025 | wsoctv.com | Damany Lewis

ROCK HILL, S.C. — Mutale Chabulembwa has spent decades as a nurse defying the odds and making her dreams become reality. “Looking at my background, I can say I have achieved so much,” Chabulembwa told Channel 9′s Damany Lewis. “I feel good, I feel proud. Sometimes, I get overwhelmed.”For the last three years, she’s walked the halls at Piedmont Medical Center in Rock Hill. But her journey as a nurse started thousands of miles away in Zambia, thanks to her sister.

Feb 12, 2025 | yahoo.com | Damany Lewis

Generate Key Takeaways‘Reimagining for us’: Care Ring’s new location will let them help more uninsured peopleInside a building on the corner of Graham Street and Plymouth Avenue in Charlotte, Care Ring’s Chief Executive Officer Tchernavia Montgomery sees nothing but opportunity. “It’s hard not to smile. This space is really a reimagining for us – who we serve and where we serve,” Montgomery tells Channel 9′s Damany Lewis.