Covid Vaccine

[Suarez]

i personally went to a hospital for emergency due to a muscle in my heart getting inflammation due to another virus i had a much higher % of dying from  and i saw no hospital full of patients or being swarmed with patients.

Believe it or not they probably kept you away as far as possible from covid patients in order to reduce your risk of getting covid in hospital, hence why you probably did not see any of the covid patients who would be on dedicated covid positive wards and intensive care units. Obviously at the minute people are less likely to go into a hospital due to the pressures on them (elective operations/routine procedures being cancelled due to staff being needed elsewhere and a general sense of people delaying going to hospital for something that isn't a total emergency as they don't want to risk catching covid)

Not to mention some certain areas of a country may not be as under pressure as other parts of the country. Particularly the part of the UK i'm from has a very low population density and has not really had a massive problem like pressures in hospitals for the entire pandemic.

And personally I think everyone should do their own research into the subject as a whole, just make sure you use valid professional sources not random ones from google/facebook and things your friends have told you.