One of my best go-to resources is a pragmatic and renowned medical specialist, who confirms a 1.4% mortality rate for Covid-19.

Yes, aggregate data reflects 5% plus, but under-counts for mild cases that will be uncovered by mobile scanning.
At 1.4% it is weaker than the Spanish flu, which spiked over a 2-month period, fell back over 4, and normalized over 9.

But, given our superior knowledge, technology and treatment regimes, we have a better chance of defeating Covid-19.
It can be beaten. But it will flare up if we lower our guard and defy lock-down protocols. Stressing will do as much harm.
New case loads are turning in many countries and global recoveries are consistently above 50% of infection rates, and climbing. Some nations have fully recovered or bottomed out.
The University of Netherlands has also found an antibody, but in any case, many nations are slowly flattening case curves. Promising research has uncovered new treatment regimes that are lowering mortality rates. Stats are also confirming that comorbidities are the biggest risk vector.
Notably, global data is inflated by the US, who's dropping of the ball flatters the virus. That said, it is still about 10 x more potent than flu and flu kills about 600,000 a year, so it is not something any government can afford to ignore.
I must remain hopeful and be a source of hope. We all need hope right now. Look up.