No link...just a conversation with a family member in Europe who told me there are two strains of COVID-19, and that is possibly why people who are getting released after getting well are appearing to catch it a second time, when in fact they just caught the 2nd strain (like this year people getting both Type A and Type B flu).

This is the first I have heard of this. Anyone else? Maybe that's why some tests are coming back with false negatives? I really, really hope it is untrue.

FrioAg 00 said:

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I have heard zero credible evidence of this from the medical community or elsewhere. Sounds like a theory non-medical folks would come up with while too much time on their hands.0

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That's what I'm hoping as well.

Maybe the first strain just mutated like Motaba?

There was a thought that people were getting it twice because some people feel better for a day or two and then feel bad again.

Thank you guys...this is reassuring.

I have heard multiple experts refute this claim. They have said like any virus there are minor mutations which result in differences. But most believe those mutations are weakening the virus.

Just some material on the topic that may or may not be true.