
My Journey with Vitiligo
Welcome to Faced With Vitiligo™, a collection of spoken word poetry that dives deep into my experiences living with vitiligo. This anthology is not just a book; it's a movement to inspire and support others facing similar challenges. Through my spoken word, I aim to raise awareness, promote self-acceptance, and build a community around shared stories. Join me on this journey of expression and healing.
About
Meet Dayanara García
Dayanara Garcia is a passionate educator with three decades of experience in public school education. As a former English teacher in the New York City Department of Education and in Orange County, NY, she empowered students to use their voice as a form of self-expression and creativity. As an educational leader, she is grounded in the belief that literature is a window into the human condition, and literacy is a human right for all. She is a Dominican-born, Bronx-raised poet-educator who currently resides in Chester, New York, with her family.



WHAT READERS SAY


Kelly O, Goodreads
Brava! 👏🏾👏🏾 After reading this book I immediately shared it with others. It was a beautiful way of using spoken word to share your story. Such a great reflection of strength, vulnerability and healing along the way. What was really touching was how your experiences can reach people who may not have walked the same path as far as vitiligo, but have battled their own “demons,” struggles, insecurities, pain or moments of feeling different.

Elisa, Amazon Review
sat down to read a few pages and ended up reading it in its entirety in one sitting. It’s so well written and poignant. I felt deeply for the writer and the struggles she dealt with. She bared her soul to the reader and brought you into her world. It’s a must read.

Kimberly, Amazon Review
Beautifully written, honest, raw and creative. A book that can benefit anyone struggling with an autoimmune disease. Learning to surrender and love yourself despite being unable to control a disease that impacts daily life. A quick and easy read but incredibly impactful. It really helps put life into perspective!















