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Slowing down the spread

Im bit confused.
There is no vaccination for it and it can takes 18 months to make one , so i read? So the the whole lock down is to slow the spread so less pressure on the NHS and its a slower spread and more likely to get treatment if slower cause less people in hospital
So then that mean we will all get it. Espically when lock down gets lifted will slowly increase again to the point the nhs can handle bit better.
So we will all get it? But with more chance hospital treatment- Its just about if we surivie it or not?
~Probably dead now
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I hope this makes sense x
Unless stay in lockdown till vaccination but doubt it. And i doubt it will slow down because of the heat/summer
idk if what i said is true. Could be fake news or something but i think it's just the reality of it all
I don't think all people will get it. We just need to limit the infections and spread it out over a longer period of time, so they can get more efficient care, and in the meantime a vaccine will be created vor everyone.