"I’ve been talking back and forth with my agent for a while now," Greig said. "We decided to do it so that I could get to Ottawa to train and skate right now."
Greig said he is getting closer and closer to being 100 per cent again. While he was initially asymptomatic, the after-effects of the virus on his lungs proved far more difficult to deal with than the period after testing positive.
"When I had it, I didn’t have any symptoms at all," Greig said. "After I had it, it was the post-COVID stuff when I was getting back on the ice when I was throwing up and couldn’t breathe at all. It pretty much felt like I was breathing through a straw. I slowly took this time to get my lungs back to normal."
"I’m motivated to keep on working and motivated to keep on doing more and more to try to make it to the next level and hopefully one day the NHL," Greig said. "I’m looking forward to the future."