#FromScratch chronicles Stephie’s nutrition [r]evolution as she switches her thought process from “where should I eat” to “what should I eat”. Follow her series as she braves the supermarket, starts to cook and explore a new way of eating.
This Thanksgiving was a trip into ‘Bizarro World’.
Do you remember ‘Bizarro World’ from Seinfeld?! If not, watch the clip before continuing with this post.
Up was down; down was up. Sweet potatoes lacked the much anticipated toasted marshmallows [and] there were brussels sprouts on the table: seriously?! [Bizarro World]
And though the menu veered from family tradition, everyone adapted [and] survived. A few of my observations in comparison to yesteryear:
How’d I fare?
I hope everyone had a wonder[full] Thanksgiving!
Stephanie D. Zimmerman, MSNFebruary 280
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She has been a cancer patient, survivor, heart transplant recipient and documentary film producer.
As a child, she was successfully treated for Ewing’s Sarcoma. Her experience led her to become a nurse serving the physical, psychosocial, and educational needs of children, adolescents, and their families along the cancer trajectory.
Stephanie holds a B.A. in Psychology from Furman University, and a B.S., and M.S in Nursing from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Florida. At Dartmouth, Stephanie helped establish the Survivorship Clinic with Eric Larsen, MD and Sara Chaffee, MD. This clinic provided ongoing personal support and education for childhood cancer survivors and their families.
In April 2008, Stephanie’s heart failed as a result of the radiation and Doxorubicin used to cure her Ewing’s Sarcoma as a child. She received a heart transplant at the Cleveland Clinic.
As a result of this experience, she co-produced an award winning documentary ‘Resilient: the Story of Late Effects of Cancer Treatment’, highlighting the challenges faced by survivors, families, and friends.
Stephanie resides in the metro Atlanta area with her husband and their 12-year-old-son. The Zimmermans enjoy everything from Formula One Racing and college & NFL football to go carting, ziplining, and cycling.
Please feel free to contact Stephanie at sdzhappy@gmail.com.
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