Author and philanthropist Alesia Shute has released her second book, Everything’s Still Okay, a follow-up to her earlier memoir Everything’s Okay. The new publication examines themes of self-belief, personal freedom, and the empowerment of women to make decisions that shape their own lives.
The book continues the author’s personal narrative, shifting focus from her childhood experiences of multiple surgeries and extended hospital stays to the decisions and mindset required to persevere through adversity in later life. It is written to encourage women to recognise their value and exercise personal choice, particularly during challenging times.
Everything’s Still Okay is published at a time of widespread discussion around women’s rights, bodily autonomy, and emotional wellbeing. The book provides a reflection on how women can navigate complex personal circumstances with strength and self-awareness. Rather than offering prescriptive solutions, the narrative presents a direct account of resilience and decision-making based on the author’s lived experience.
Through both her writing and charitable work, Shute continues to promote a message of solidarity, courage, and independence. Her latest release adds to a growing body of literature addressing the importance of personal agency and inner strength.
Everything’s Still Okay is available in print and digital formats through major online booksellers.
Alesia Shute is a Philadelphia-born author and philanthropist. Following a childhood marked by serious illness and multiple surgeries, she and her husband Cliff have raised more than one million dollars in support of children’s health initiatives. Their charitable efforts include contributions to The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Ronald McDonald House, and community-based programmes. Shute is a recipient of the Good Neighbor Award and formerly served as president of the Timmy’s Regatta Foundation.