I’m not going to name them. One was my doctor for two yrs and one was an ER doc at St Luke’s East. They said is someone like me (mid 40s and reasonably good health and active) got it and actually showed symptoms, it would most likely present as a cold or influenza A (at the worst). They both said basically the same thing, take precautions. And both agreed shutting things down was stupid. Both were pretty quick to mention that if those at risk didn’t take precautions, that the empty hospitals (this was back in June) would fill up pretty quickly. Which I assume is what you see now. Have a couple fam workers that work at a hospital with 50 vents. 42 are currently in use. All 42, yes, every single one, meet the 70% criteria.
I got this thing October 27, still don't feel very well, but it hasn't made me feel any worse than the flu I had in 1961 and 1962, Four other members of my family have had it and are doing fine including my wife. I am 72 years old and hope to shake the thing that seems to be in my lungs. I do know that my peer group has been more affected than younger folks, but it seems to be different for nearly every individual.