Ever wondered about the real story behind a journalist's commitment to truth, especially when personal health challenges enter the frame? Lisa Desjardins' journey embodies unwavering dedication to her craft amidst swirling rumors and a noticeable, temporary accessory: an eye patch. This has sparked interest not just in her reporting but also in her well-being.

Lisa Desjardins, born on January 29, 1972, is a prominent American political journalist, celebrated for her incisive reporting and dedication to informing the public. Her work as a correspondent for PBS NewsHour has solidified her reputation as a reliable voice in a media landscape often characterized by partisan divides. Before her tenure at PBS, Desjardins honed her skills at the Associated Press and CNN Radio, accumulating a wealth of experience that has shaped her approach to journalism. As of 2018, she has reported on five U.S. presidential elections, showcasing her deep understanding of the American political system.

Category	Information
Full Name	Lisa Desjardins
Date of Birth	January 29, 1972
Nationality	American
Career Information
Current Role	Correspondent at PBS NewsHour
Previous Employers	Associated Press, CNN Radio
Reporting Focus	U.S. Politics, Congress, Presidential Elections
Notable Recognition	Dirksen Award for Distinguished Reporting of Congress (2021)
Personal Information
Family	Daughter of a Naval Officer, Desired to adopt child in 2019
Health Update	Excellent physical and mental health reported. Eye injury in 2020, but recovered
Reference Link	PBS NewsHour - Lisa Desjardins Profile