I have been wondering and hadn't heard on any of the news casts if we have a light case will we build up a tolerance to this virus
I suppose this could be true . . . if you are younger. But it is said that older people and ones with certain health issues can have severe trouble, and can die. And if they recover, ones can be down 20% of their breathing ability, so they have a problem just walking without losing their breath > how long that could go on, I did not read . . . if it is permanent or can be reduced.
So . . . if you get the stuff, this could help you get immunity, but in the process you could spread the infection to others who could suffer much more than you. And they say you can have it and spread it before you know you have it!
So, it could work better to stay healthy, by taking the precautions, in case this does work, and get vaccinated so you are stimulated to have immunity . . . of course, if this works well.
It looks like the experts do not know how things will go, in every case of being infected or being vaccinated.
There might be ones who feel we should just all get infected and be done with it. But in this process all the ones senior and with diabetes and heart conditions and high blood pressure and cancer and respiratory trouble could have a very hard time. I mean . . . if you let it go without precautions and vaccinations, this could easily take on over three hundred million Americans, with a percentage of that dying. And ones are saying the percentage can be up to six percent or so.
Even only one percent of over three hundred million people would be more than the yearly 30,000 thousand or so deaths of flu victims in the United States; one percent dying of coronavirus would be over three million people. But, like I say, with vaccinations or other ways of getting immune, then there could be fewer people able to get sick and spread it.
So - - - in case washing hands does help . . . I would try it
But pray. Trust God to guide you; care about any and all people, in prayer > 1 Timothy 2:1-4; obeying God does bring His good > feed on Genesis 22:18
It seems that flu can kill around thirty thousand a year, in the United States. This is with vaccinations established and if and how well Americans take precautions. We have not seen how many can be effected after coronavirus has had time to do all it can, but established vaccinating could get in the way of the coronavirus going all the way it could. And prayer does work, in any case.
Each year, they don't totally stop the flu. If this happens with the coronavirus, even with precautions and vaccinations, there could be two killers on the run.
But . . .
I am curious how many flu infections have been prevented because of all the precautions people now take against the coronavirus. But is it worth it? It seems people could have been taking much more strict precautions with flu, but ones seem rather interested in living somewhere beside in their houses and out of touch with other people. Stopping everything is having educational and financial and family support issues.
But in case we isolate for a while, we can make good use of this time . . . for prayer, for appreciating all we can have with God, no matter what is happening. And we should be getting ready to die well . . . however God has planned for each of us. One can die at any time; so I would say do what it is worth dying to do . . . loving
"Let all that you do be done with love." (1 Corinthians 16:14)
"And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to which also you were called in one body; and be thankful." (Colossians 3:15)
