Peek-A-Boob is more than just a memoir—it's a lifeline for those facing breast cancer. Shelley Malicote Stutchman wrote this deeply personal account to offer support and guidance to others grappling with a life-altering diagnosis. Drawing from her own experiences, Shelley weaves together the fear, uncertainty, and hope that came with her breast cancer journey, providing readers with a candid and raw look into what it truly means to fight and survive.
This book also shines a light on the emotional and psychological aspects of the battle, from losing friendships to questioning medical treatments. Shelley's transparency and warmth invite readers to connect on a personal level, reminding them that they are not alone.
Peek-A-Boob is a powerful testament to human resilience and the importance of self-advocacy in the face of life’s greatest challenges.
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One of the standout features of Peek-A-Boob is the chapter titled “Man to Man,” written by Shelley's husband, Neil. This rare inclusion provides a heartfelt and often overlooked perspective of the breast cancer journey through the eyes of a supportive partner. Neil’s narrative highlights the emotional toll cancer takes on loved ones and the importance of unwavering support through thick and thin.
This chapter offers a meaningful and relatable perspective for male readers or anyone supporting a loved one through their diagnosis. It underscores the importance of partnership, empathy, and emotional resilience. Neil’s honesty and vulnerability complement Shelley’s story, making Peek-A-Boob a richer and more comprehensive guide for those facing breast cancer together.
At 12 years old, Shelley read a descriptive passage in a book that moved her so deeply she could almost taste the butterscotch candy described. This experience sparked her love for writing, realizing the power of words to create vivid experiences and connections.
"Peek-A-Boob" chronicles Shelley’s journey through breast cancer, sharing the challenges and triumphs of her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. It also provides valuable insights for those navigating the disease, with a special chapter offering a male perspective written by her husband.
The book is written for those diagnosed with breast cancer, their loved ones, and caregivers. It offers support, guidance, and a relatable voice for anyone affected by the disease.
Shelley advises aspiring writers to dedicate time to their craft five days a week, persevere through challenging days, and trust their instincts. Above all, she encourages writers to believe in their stories and never let criticism derail them.
Shelley finds balance by dedicating some days solely to writing and others to spending time with family and friends. Even when away from her computer, she remains mentally active, always drawing inspiration from her surroundings.
After her breast cancer diagnosis, Shelley felt the need for more detailed information and personal stories to guide her through treatment. Her desire to provide comfort and knowledge to others led her to write "Peek-A-Boob," sharing her personal journey and empowering others to take control of their health.
Shelley enjoys simple pleasures, like sitting on her porch with her husband, watching hummingbirds, or chatting by the fireplace during the winter, always finding joy in the small, quiet moments of life.