I hope you are right, but I worry more about the healthcare system. We get our vaccinations. When something can hit every demographic at once other issues will come into play to put it simply.
The ERs are already overwhelmed.
There are ~80,000 cases worldwide right now... say that number jumps to 800,000 by April (likely the peak). We are talking about a very, very small impact. ~35m people get the flu every year in the US alone (some years we escape in the 20). Even if the US gets 1m cases of covid 19 this year, it is less than 3% of the impact of flu. In the 17-18 flu season we had 45m cases of flu. Even if the US number jumps to 5m, we are still talking about a small percentage compared to flu. This is something to watch and to figure out how to treat, but the deadliness of it is really overstated. If people were dying at a rate of 5+% it would be a significant worry, but it is 2% and that number is
very likely to be a lot lower. It is going to be like a flu that impacts far less people. You watch it, be careful, but go on about your life.