Judy V. Rentz’s Book on Fighting and Surviving Physical Pain Will Be Displayed at the 2023 London Book Fair

The insightful medical book “Fighting to Survive” by Judy V. Rentz is all set to be displayed by the self-publishing and book marketing ReadersMagnet at the London Book Fair on April 18-20, 2023, at Olympia London, Hammersmith Rd., London W14 8UX UK.

“Fighting to Survive” details Rentz’s fourteen-year fight with pudendal nerve illness and her search for help. The illness may be unfamiliar to the general public, but as Rentz discovered, it is even less well-known among medical professionals.

Rentz spends most of the story looking for someone to help her get rid of the pain. Both she and her husband put in a lot of time researching on Google and traveled a lot of miles going to different doctors. It’s no surprise that Rentz’s disappointment and frustration persist throughout most of her search. It’s physically painful since every doctor she sees has to examine her.

Rentz wrote this honest account with the purpose of reaching out to anyone who might be going through what she did. She describes openly the enormous mental discipline it takes to maintain a calm appearance when she is around her kids and grandkids or when she is singing in church.

Judy V. Rentz’s writing is intimate and conversational as if she were giving the story to the reader directly. As Rentz’s moods fluctuate, so do the readers. Readers will be crossing their fingers and toes with her when she thinks she’s found the doctor who can help her get well.

Follow this story of survival. Get a copy of “Fighting to Survive” by Judy V. Rentz on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Also, check out the author’s website at https://judyvrentz.com/.

Fighting to Survive
Author | Judy V. Rentz
Genre | Medical
Publisher | Xulon Press
Published date | December 11, 2021

Author
Judy V. Rentz is definitely a country girl, and she is proud of it. However, with her husband’s job with JC Penney Co., they’ve moved from one side of the country to the other, seeing much and learning to meet people from all locations in the world. They had a great time showing their two children some wonderful sights in this amazing country.

Judy loves all people, but nothing has impressed her more than the upbringing she had in their small country area outside of Maryville, TN. She credits her mother. Studying every afternoon was her lifeline. She told them many times how the Bible would have them live. This is Judy’s most cherished memory and certainly has contributed to the person she is today—not perfect, but always forgiving.

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