COVID-19 survivor thanks Sacred Heart healthcare workers

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Ryan Ragaza-Bourassa was diagnosed with COVID-19 and had a lengthy stay in the hospital. He was unaware of how he came down with COVID-19 after taking all the precautions he could. After weeks of treatment, he finally walked out of the hospital, where he was met with hugs from his family.

“The one thing I would like you to share is the phenomenal care I received at Providence Sacred Heart,” Ragaza-Bourassa told 4 News Now. “The doctors, nurses, and staff did an amazing job! I would like to especially thank the ICU nurses, who attended to me while I was on the ventilator and no words can express how grateful I am to them. They are truly my heroes!!”

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