Thanks for sharing OP! I hate how divided people are on whether or not COVID-19 is serious/real. My spouse directly takes care of COVID-19 positive patients, so I know first hand how serious it can be for some patients. From what she tells me, most can get through it with proper care (although many do have to be intubated, so it is serious), but they've had many cases where a patient is fine one second, and the next they are coding and needing to be intubated. Many are becoming very critical with it affecting the lungs and heart both and blood clotting issues. On the flip side from my non-medical perspective, it also doesn't seem like pure doom & gloom/world ending like the Democrat Party & Mainstream media is making it out to be. And clearly we seem to have a treatment that has success. I just wish people could find the middle ground on this issue - realize that this is very real, it's not the flu, take proper precautions, and on the flip side don't freak out and shut everything down while living in fear.