CV and mad panic behaviour

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If you are relatively fit and healthy, you are fine.

If you mean by fine, you'll survive, then OK.

However, if you mean by fine that you'll be health issue free after a dose of SARS-CoV-2, that is a very long stretch of the statistics.

As each week passes they are finding more and more related secondary health issues in people who have survived a major dose, meaning people who have been hospitalised or ICU which is about 3% of cases. That's a lot of people, and that doesn't mean people who just had to self-isolate at home at health effect free. A significant portion of surviving cases are going to be TPI, it's a scary thought for places like the USA, UK and Sweden.

Secondly, it looks like developing herd immunity and a vaccine is becoming more unlikely. All the maturing studies into the SARS-CoV-2 antibodies show the antibodies diminish greatly after about 3 months. That is the same as the common cold and why there is no vaccine for the common cold. The problem with SARS-CoV-2 is that a second infection 3 or 4 months later might be the knock down punch, after the first dose eroded some of the patients health the foundations relating to heart, lung and now even mental health.