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British Athlete Jess Warner Judd Overcomes Seizure to Make London Marathon Debut

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British Athlete Jess Warner Judd Overcomes Seizure to Make London Marathon Debut

Jess Warner Judd, a 31-year-old British long-distance runner, will make her London Marathon debut on Sunday after overcoming a traumatic seizure during the European Championships final in Rome in June 2024. The athlete from Canvey Island, Essex, who placed eighth in the world over 10,000m less than 10 months earlier, collapsed with 600m to go and was later diagnosed with focal epilepsy. After a year of therapy and recovery, she aims to complete a full-circle moment 14 years after winning her fourth Mini London Marathon.

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British runner Jess Warner Judd overcomes seizure collapse to make London Marathon debut

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British runner Jess Warner Judd overcomes seizure collapse to make London Marathon debut

British runner Jess Warner Judd collapsed during the European Championships 10,000m final in Rome in June 2024, suffering a seizure caused by undiagnosed focal epilepsy. After a year of therapy and with her condition now controlled by medication, the 31-year-old will make her London Marathon debut in 2026, 14 years after winning the Mini London Marathon.

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British runner Jess Warner Judd to make London Marathon debut after epilepsy diagnosis

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British runner Jess Warner Judd to make London Marathon debut after epilepsy diagnosis

British distance runner Jess Warner Judd will make her London Marathon debut in 2026, 14 years after winning the Mini London Marathon, after a remarkable recovery from epilepsy that caused her to collapse during the 2024 European Championships in Rome. The 31-year-old, who finished eighth in the world over 10,000m less than 10 months before her collapse, suffered a seizure on the track with 600m remaining and was later diagnosed with focal epilepsy. After a year of therapy and careful management, she returns to competition with a new perspective, prioritizing enjoyment over achievement.

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