Teaching Healthy Living to Students at Carrollwood Day School!

Thank you CDS for welcoming me into Mrs. Monte’s 5th grade classroom! It was wonderful exploring nutrition and healthy foods, food hazards, and hearing your inquisitive questions. You’re on a great path to longevity!

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Peggy Demetriou, FNP, APRN-BC Founder and CEO of Qvita Health and Wellness.

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