Sheri vs. the Butt Stuff: Part I

Rectal cancer isn't glamorous, but neither is the truth of living through treatment. From the first confusing symptoms to the burns, the diarrhea, the itching, the commutes, the kindness, and the chaos, Sheri vs. the Butt Stuff is a painfully honest and unexpectedly hilarious memoir about what cancer treatment actually looks like from the inside. Told with raw vulnerability, dark humor, and the kind of blunt honesty only a patient can provide, Sheri shares the moments no one warns you about, and the moments that carry you through. This isn't a triumph story wrapped in a bow. It's the real reel of chemoradiation: messy, humiliating, exhausting, and somehow still filled with laughter, compassion, and the tiny victories that matter most. If you've ever faced colorectal cancer, loved someone who has, or wondered what treatment really feels like behind the clinic doors, this memoir will help you feel less alone, and maybe even make you laugh between the hard parts.

Pagina's: 79, Paperback, Independently published