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#Katlyn Watts

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Legend Heather McKay honoured in Australia

from Arel Jay (squashstories)

Legend Heather McKay receives lifetime award from Victorian squash recently at Mulgrave Club. Pictured here with long standing squash administrator Paul Vear. Heather entered to a 3 minute standing ovation and answered questions for half an hour to a rapt audience

#heather mckay

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Always dreamt about being a TV star? Here is your chance... Universal recruits...

#TV #casting #Universal

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#Essendon #Australia #Sue Rainey

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#Michelle Martin #Australia

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#declan james

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#Jahangir Khan

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PSABabies: Liam Rösner, born 28th December 2018 at 4:42, 3,960 Gramms and 55 cm Mum is great and so is the New Dad...

#Liam Rosner #Simon Rosner

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“It never happened”... One of funniest reports I have read for a very long time... thanks Jamie Maddox (SquashStories on Facebook). It’s like video streaming, only better!!!!

#It never happened #no comment #robert edwards #andrew shelley #Wales #England #Jamie Maddox

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News from Chris Binnie after his ‘Mini-stroke’

So I had a big scare last week… I wanted to use this platform really to just reach out and let everyone know that I am ok and will be completely fine moving forward. Thank you everyone who reached out, came to visit and had me in their thoughts last week. I really appreciated it and I am very grateful for your support.

Last Tuesday morning, I had a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) or otherwise known as a mini-stroke. I am very young for something like this to happen and that immediately triggered the doctors concern. Over 3 days in the hospital, the doctors ran several tests and thought they had found a hole in my heart that led to the TIA. Everyone is born with a hole in their heart but most people’s close upon birth, some remain and usually are not an issue. After more tests were done, the doctors were even more unsure of the situation. Different tests continued to give conflicting results.

Although this was not the best answer, it was still relatively good news. Bad news because they don’t know what brought on the TIA but good news to know that medication will be able to prevent any future issues. Even if my heart has a small hole in it or any complication, nothing can be done currently they say and the medication is the best way forward. They are still running some tests and hopefully will have some more news for me in the coming weeks.

It is a little unsettling that they were not able to figure out exactly what happened but this plan moving forward is for the best. They have said I will be fine to continue playing squash and will get back into things after a couple weeks of rest.

I did want to specially thank Klair for being there everyday with me, i would have been lost without you. Thank you to everyone at Greenwich Hospital. And thank you to the people who came by, my family and friends, you have all been incredibly supportive and I am very grateful for you all.

On a slightly more upbeat tone, i think this hospital attire could be a wardrobe upgrade for me 😏

source Chris’ Instagram

#Chris Binnie #Stroke

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#New Zealand #Joelle King

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#Paul Coll

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Nour El Tayeb and Ali Farag speak about learning to live together, about how they met, how their friendship grew into something stronger, and about life in tour… 

#Ali Farag #Nour El Tayeb

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#nick matthew

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#Paul Coll #Lee Beachill #Player's blog

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#Joelle King #new zealand #stuff

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#aug2018 #LJ Anjema