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Emergency care: Rayan Massini

Rayan Massini's multiple severe injuries lead to a long road of recovery at HCA Florida Ocala Hospital, where he now hopes to give back in medicine.

October 14, 2019
Rayan Massini
Rayan Massini.

Rayan Massini awoke in HCA Florida Ocala Hospital in a lot of pain. He was confused and didn't know where he was or why he was there. He had no recollection of the severe motorcycle accident that almost took his life nearly one month prior. Rayan suffered many broken bones, two collapsed lungs, a broken pelvis and a lot of internal bleeding. "They didn't think I could survive all the injuries," Rayan said. "But the doctors at Ocala Regional saw that I was really fighting and did everything they could to keep me alive." Rayan was hospitalized for three months. During that time, he had multiple blood transfusions and surgeries and had to learn to walk again. A warehouse laborer prior to his accident, Rayan is also now thinking about going back to school for physical therapy or some other form of medicine. "The accident really opened my eyes and made me want to do more than I was doing — something better — for myself and for others."

 

Published:
October 14, 2019
Location:
HCA Florida Ocala Hospital

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