Looking for a squash game in the Palm Desert Area?

Pete Johnson is a local squash player who is trying to keep squash alive in the Coachella Valley. He has access to the one and only squash court in the area at the former Palm Desert Athletic Club at 73600 Allesandro Drive, one block East of Highway 111 and El Paseo in Palm Desert.
He has a small group of players including Canadian Snowbirds who play there. He is trying to find a permanent home at another athletic club but needs more players. If you spend any time in the area and are interested in a game please contact Pete at squashgamenut@gmail.com (760-285-9465) cell/text.
Posted by Kevin Machell Cox 604-868-8966 on 01/09/2014                         

A Great time to celebrate squash!

Always a great time to get together and celebrate all of your hard work on the squash court this season so far! Hope to see you all at Bow Valley Club on April 26th!

Released from RV General Hospital

Released from hospital as of the past weekend. Home, resting and getting stronger day by day. Transitioning back to food at our home kitchen, with a specific fat-free diet for now. Thank you for all of your big love and thoughts of healing it makes a difference! Cam, Glory and the Squash Nation team thank-you!

Happy Family Day!

Happy Family Day friends and family! Home for a few more hours, then back to hospital. Enjoy your Monday Holiday!

Day Pass

 

Home on a half day pass from the hospital. Loving being home thank-you for all your love!    Camren and Glory

 

Entering Week 3 at Rocky View General

It has been a challenging 2 weeks at Rocky View General, with many ups and downs, but after 14 days of 24hr TPN intravenous treatment, Cam is now being transitioned to 16hrs on/8 hrs off of TPN, with the start of Nasal Drip feeding tube into the stomach soon. The latest ultra sound showed little Chylous Ascites present, and further testing will reveal more details of this treatment. We believe and feel it is working and are so grateful to be getting this breakthrough treatment, that is both controversial and challenging. Thank-you all for your positive thoughts and hopefully Cam will be back on his feet again soon!

Hi folks!  For those who may be wondering what's up lately, it's another hospital visit!  There has been lymph fluid build up in the abdomen since the major operation last year, which causes swelling and a variety of painful or discomforting complications.  The medical term is chylous ascites.  Over the past few months the plan has been a food restriction designed to reduce lymph fluid flow and give them a chance to heal.  Unfortunately this hasn't worked, so the next escalated step is TPN, or total parenteral nutrition.  This means being fed by IV and eating nothing for up to four weeks.  Hopefully though, it won't last much longer than another week or so.  Thanks for all the support!