does the article clarify?

Relapse is one thing, but reinfection would seem to be a whole level worse

Inferences have been drawn by experts trying to track the disease pathways through affected communities based upon assumptions about the incubation period and when symptoms would become manifest.

A group of young people living and or working together in close quarters, such as those in the Shincheonji group in South Korea, or the new cluster in Seoul in a call center, on one floor in a high rise building, could pass the virus back and forth to each other for weeks before someone becomes sick enough to come to the attention of public health authorities. By then scores of people if not more are already infected, one hundred plus in the case of the new Seoul cluster.

Imho, I'm not a medical expert.

Dismissal from hospital...having this once does not mean re won’t/can’t get this again. Only a vaccine will stop us all from getting this time and time again.

Here’s my source

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SHANGHAI/LONDON (Reuters) - A growing number of discharged coronavirus patients in China and elsewhere are testing positive after recovering, sometimes weeks after being allowed to leave the hospital, which could make the epidemic harder to eradicate.

Vaccine basically is a way to trick your immune system into developing the right antibodies.
If the antibodies you get from being sick don’t create immunity, how would a vaccine??

Yikes.

THAT IS NOT GOOD

Perhaps she was released too early.

right here in the states. Patient passed quarantine protocols and had to come back into care for symptoms.

Who do we have in charge that is aware of this stuff? At the time, we questioned the timeline of the quarantine, and nothing but crickets. This is a massive problem.

It appears that they picked two weeks just because they used two weeks for SARS and MERS.

And by "we're", i mean the human race. It will eventually infect everyone except for hermits living in shacks in the woods. It will be the end of society as we know it. It will kill everyone not healthy enough to survive the first infection and eventually wear down the bodies of everyone else.

I sincerely hope this is some sort of mistake (like she had the flu first and covid second) because if our immune systems are helpless to fight this............ there is no other defense.

So it's not re-infection as much as virus never was completely gone. Happens in some ebola cases.

To clarify: Two weeks of quarantine for people infected with COVID-19. I swear I read that they might need longer periods of quarantine because the virus is infectious for longer than was thought.

Or am I taking crazy pills?

Sometimes people don’t develop immunity on the first infection. It takes a reinfection for immunity to develop.

If the virus changes, then the process starts all over again.