Jess Warner-Judd: From an epilepsy and autism diagnosis to running the London Marathon

“This is so hard,” said Jess Warner-Judd.It is late March and the Briton is eight repetitions into a 15-time 600m workout at her local athletics track in the northern English town of Blackburn. She powers through swirling winds and pouring rain, metronomically clocking 73-second laps behind husband and pacemaker Rob.Advertisement