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Pls don’t repost this.

The second wave happened because they relaxed the stay at home order.

Also, Influenza causes visible symptoms within one to four days, while COVID-19 victims can be either asymptomatic for at LEAST two weeks (if not up to a month or more) or simply never have any symptoms at all, ever, and be unknowingly infecting everyone around them for a completely indeterminate amount of time!

In addition, Influenza sufferers would stop being contagious about five to seven days after first showing symptoms, but with COVID-19, you may not stop being contagious for weeks after fully fighting off the infection—that is, if you even start having symptoms at all.

Even if you don’t develop symptoms of COVID-19 while carrying it, you are still highly contagious, and it’s believed that you may be even more contagious than those who do show symptoms.

Originally, tests were showing around 60% of carriers did not show any symptoms, but it is now apparent that even up to 90% of carriers may never even know they’re infected without being tested.

They don’t have anywhere near the amount of resources to test everyone for it, even just the people who are showing symptoms and actively seeking to be tested, let alone asymptomatic carriers who wouldn’t have a reason to believe they’d need to be tested!

This is a disease that by its very nature is impossible to properly track and contain.

Once you had Influenza and survived, you would become immune to it—HOWEVER, with COVID-19, not only is there no evidence that people who have survived become immune to reinfection by it, but there is actually significant evidence to the contrary! Beating COVID-19 may not keep you from getting it again!

And even if you do beat it, COVID-19 leaves you with permanent lung damage and in some cases vascular damage, kidney damage, liver damage, and neurological damage, which may last for decades if not the rest of your life! Which, of course, means that should you get infected with it again, or infected by something similar, your body will have a much lower chance of successfully fighting it!

COVID-19 is not Influenza. It is several times worse than Influenza, and it is people’s failure to understand this that will cause the further impending waves of it to be much more deadly than the second waves of Influenza.

Officials are now saying that they expect COVID-19 to last into 2022, with a theoretical vaccine only being developed and mass produced by 2021, and that’s if things go well. There’s no guarantee that we’ll actually find a vaccine that soon, or be able to produce and distribute it widely enough to completely curb successive waves of it.

And, if course, that’s not accounting for the fact that there are different strains of COVID-19, and a vaccine that works on one may not work on another, just like yearly flu vaccines.

Wearing masks, social distancing, and other sanitary measures are not going to be going away any time soon, nor should they.

People need to wrap their minds around the idea that the world isn’t going to “return to normal” any time soon.

I wish my husband and immunocompromised mom would understand this 🥺 I worry a lot

How I see it and I may get backlash for this but fate is unfightable. If you are to die from a virus than best believe even if you don’t go around people, you’ll die from a virus. If it was destined for you to get this virus you’ll get it. If not there is not a thing you should worry about.