What happens when the stranger you've spent your whole life running from is the person staring back at you in the mirror?

Born with Epidermal Nevus, a rare skin condition affecting much of her body, Felicia Saunders grew up without even knowing the name of the condition that made her different. What she did know were the stares, cruel names, bullying, rejection, unanswered medical questions, and the shame that followed her from childhood into adulthood.

In Living with a Stranger: Healing and Embracing the New Me, Felicia shares the deeply personal journey behind the woman she is today, from childhood trauma, abuse, grief, broken relationships, and searching for love in all the wrong places to finally confronting the woman in the mirror.

This is more than a story about living with a visible difference. It is a story about identity, forgiveness, self-worth, healing, and turning pain into purpose.

After spending decades feeling like a stranger in her own skin, Felicia discovered that healing wasn't about becoming someone different. It was about finally learning to love the woman who had been there all along.