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SASKATOON -- Tim Bozon looked thin and spoke briefly, his voice hoarse after weeks of using a feeding tube. The French hockey player and Montreal Canadians prospect was released from a Saskatoon hospital Friday, four weeks after falling seriously ill with bacterial meningitis. "Im doing good," he said. "Ive been through a lot and I feel way better now." Bozon and his family will travel to Cranbrook, where he will drop the puck at a playoff game of his Western Hockey League team, the Kootenay Ice. "Im excited to leave the hospital," he said. "Its going to be exciting to get back to Kootenay and see the boys and say bye one more time before going back to Europe." Father Philippe Bozon, who played in the NHL for the St. Louis Blues in the 1990s, was visibly emotional and thanked the Saskatoon and broader hockey community for their generosity and support. He added treatment has been costly, and encouraged the public to donate to a trust fund established to help pay the familys medical and other expenses "I want to say from my wife and I how proud we are of you Timmy, for fighting like this," he said. "I know it was a tough fight and I know you are still fighting, and I will always have faith in you." After travelling to Cranbrook to collect Bozons things, the family will go to Montreal to visit the Canadiens organization. While there Bozon will also see doctors and receive some dental surgery. From there the family will return to France, where Bozon will enter a sports rehabilitation clinic in the southwestern town of Capbreton. Neurologist Gary Hunter treated Bozon from the day he arrived at Saskatoons Royal University Hospital, and said prompt medical attention and an induced coma were critical to his recovery. "His progress has been really amazing, so I think his prognosis is very good," he said. 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It was nice to finish the back nine, 4-4, birdie the last two on that nine. Then coming back, I didnt do too much wrong. Im trying to think of the bogey I made, I hit a putt and it was on fire, it was so quick.Ive just got to try to make a few less mistakes tomorrow and then keep doing what Im doing. Im hitting the ball nice. Ive just got to cut out a few poor shots. But its golf and keep battling, man, as always.Heavy rain delayed play for a time earlier in the day and Johnston was pleased with the way he adapted to the change of conditions after the restart.It changes so quick, he added. Yesterday, it was quite firm. Balls are releasing out on the greens. And now, youre trying to work out, okay, man, Ive got to hit this 10 yards past the pin for it to spin back. So youve just got to be wary. 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