For years, Jessilynn Morton-Langehaug did not know what was wrong with her body. She couldn’t keep weight on, food made her feel horrible, and many symptoms made no sense. Eventually, the Herriman teacher received a diagnosis of Lyme Disease, and a doctor said she couldn't run because her body couldn't take it. She didn't listen, eventually running -- and winning -- ultramarathons. KSL NewsRadio's Mary Richards reports for Heart of Utah. 

<p>For years, Jessilynn Morton-Langehaug did not know what was wrong with her body. She couldn&rsquo;t keep weight on, food made her feel horrible, and many symptoms made no sense. Eventually, the Herriman teacher received a diagnosis of Lyme Disease, and a doctor said she couldn't run because her body couldn't take it. She didn't listen, eventually running -- and winning -- ultramarathons. KSL NewsRadio's Mary Richards reports for Heart of Utah.&nbsp;</p>

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