She was reluctantly eating her marathon fuel of porridge when she turned to my dad and told him...
'I can't do this.'
Which is probably the words that the majority of people thought or said at the early hours of the morning, whilst they tried to get ready for what may have been the biggest challenge they have done.
That's normal though. Your body is about to go through 26.2 miles of running, and after all the months of the training, the winter days, the wet weather and having cold fingers after running the 18th mile, the day finally comes when the London Marathon is knocking on your bedroom door.
Luckily this year, there was no rain though!
