Judy V Rentz Shares How She Battles a Monster that Inflicts Deathly Pain

Judy V. Rentz shares her life story of fighting a serious and painful disease in her medical memoir, “Fighting to Survive”. This book shares the struggles of living with Pudendal Nerve Entrapment, the “monster” that cause unrelenting attacks and inflicts pain.

The author tells her story of being a country girl in Tennessee. Her mother never thought she’d be alive after a badly-handled delivery. Growing up, Judy already knew pain as she would experience hip and leg pain that she never dreamed she would be born alive.

Despite the seemingly never-ending torture, Judy still fueled her passion for gardening, landscaping, and design. She would work on projects and build structures that would suffice her burning desire for a perfect garden and landscaping. Just like her garden, her passion grew and flourished.

In June 2007, she discovered that she would go home with dull low backaches. The backaches would soon worsen. She went on to see her primary doctor. She took some light pain medication and muscle relaxers, but the “monster” seemed unaffected. She tried to seek one of the top specialists but still experienced worsening pain.

For six and a half years, she experienced deathly pain from her condition. She never knew that help could still come.

The author uses her experience as a tool to help “sufferers” from the grip of Pudendal Nerve Entrapment and similar diseases. She aims to bring hope to those who think they are hopeless in their battles.

Readers can learn more about Judy’s struggles with Pudendal Nerve Entrapment in “Fighting to Survive.” Get a copy on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

“Fighting to Survive”
Author| Judy V. Rentz
Genre| Medical memoir; Non-fiction
Publisher| Xulon Press
Published Date| December 11, 2021

Author’s Biography

Judy V. Rentz is a proud country girl. 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!

She loves all the 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 as studying every afternoon was her lifeline. She told them many times over how the Bible would have them live. This is Judy’s most cherished memory and certainly has attributed to the person she is today, not perfect, but always forgiven.

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