Yes. I know that it's human nature to think that if we have survived something that has killed others, we first feel survivor's guilt (most of us anyways), and then we feel like it must have been something we did that made the difference between life, and no life. With COVID, it's purely the luck of the genetic draw. Here is a story of two married physicians who both got COVID; one was hospitalized and the other not.
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/928530
Most of us are not willing to roll the dice and gamble that we will be one of the genetically-lucky ones who have a mild case. #COVID45 can bellow all he wants about his power to force ppl back into a pre-COVID life. We are not going to do it until we are confident that it won't kill us.