It's worrisome in several factors if it turns out one can at least become reinfectuous. Doubly so if one doesn't actually get sick again. Although it's also noted that he picked up a different strain. And it does indeed depend on the reinfection rate.
But I also think Rob's right in terms of we're not getting back to the old normal, ever. That's at best a pipe dream. If anything, the "Safer At Home" phase of this thing is going to be going on long enough that businesses will close, and the sorts of regular activities that are considered acceptable will change, in spite of some people's efforts to try to act like this whole thing isn't a big deal and trying to keep returning to the old normal.
But I also think Rob's right in terms of we're not getting back to the old normal, ever. That's at best a pipe dream. If anything, the "Safer At Home" phase of this thing is going to be going on long enough that businesses will close, and the sorts of regular activities that are considered acceptable will change, in spite of some people's efforts to try to act like this whole thing isn't a big deal and trying to keep returning to the old normal.
"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor