“Stacy Shelton bravely shares an incredibly painful journey, yet manages to maintain a sense of dignity throughout. I know her story will give hope to many people struggling with illness, pain or plain old fear. Read it!”
~Libby Gill, Author of You Unstuck: Mastering the New Rules of Risk-taking in Work & Life

"To me, the real measure of a book is how it makes you feel while you are reading it and more importantly when you've read the last word. In Stacy Shelton's book, Me, the Crazy Woman, and Breast Cancer, you go through a roller coaster of emotions from happiness, to sadness, to shock to anger, to love and at the end you've fallen in love with the heroin, finding yourself cheering her on at every obstacle she meets.

You silently thank God you are not her and yet you know that it could happen to you or someone very close to you. The "it" being breast cancer. This book is a true work of art. It is written for the mother, daughter, son, husband, family and friends of those whose loved one is battling breast cancer. One of the best features of Me, the Crazy Woman, and Breast Cancer are the "Do's and Don'ts" of how to help anyone you know dealing with a life-threatening disease. Thank you Stacy Shelton for baring your soul for the world to see, sharing your incredible story with us."
~Heidi Richards Mooney, Publisher & Editor in Chief ~ WE Magazine for Women

“Rarely have I found a story to be so gripping. A happy and successful businesswoman, wife and mother who is suddenly thrown into the grip of a deadly sickness . . . twice! The author is totally; almost brutally honest with the reader as she shares her sadness, rage, self-doubts and her struggle to keep her family (and her own sanity – hence, “the Crazy Woman”) intact and functioning. Not only does she survive but also beautifully and effectively equips the current cancer victim how they can do the same."
~Bob Burg, Co-author of Wall Street Journal Bestseller, The Go-Giver

"Astonishing...Along with the shock, fear and pain, Stacy Shelton found strength, wisdom and deep gratitude for her life and her loved ones as she describes in her book, Me, the Crazy Woman, and Breast Cancer. This book is a personal journey of courage, true love, profound hope and strength for others fighting cancer or for those loving someone who has cancer. Her personal story will inspire you to savor each moment of your life and to embrace all that life has offer - including obstacles we don't necessarily plan for or expect. You will be forever grateful for God's precious gift called life. My hope is that everyone will read this heartfelt book. "
Svetlana Kim, Author of White Pearl and I: A Memoir of a Political Refugee