Given all present variables:

The most likely outcome given all present variables taken into account is that this virus is behaving a lot like the Spanish Flu of 1918. Because of this this virus likely at this point will be with us at least 2 to 3 years world wide (unless) some kind of vaccine is approved that doesn't kill more people than the virus does.

So, I think we need to be thinking long term. One way I'm thinking is to plant a Victory Garden like they did during World War II when so many farmers were soldiers overseas fighting in the war then. This way if 100,000 to 300,000 people actually die between September and October (100,000 Americans died in October of the Spanish Flu by the way in between September and October 1918 and by the end of 1919 675,000 Americans had died in total. So, to be realistic we have 3 times the population now so it could be three times 675,000 that we are presently looking at by 2022 or 2023.

By planting a Victory Garden like my Grandfather and father planted during World War II you will have fresh food in veggies like Tomatoes, Carrots, Potatoes etc. in case the food chain breaks down and all we have to eat is canned goods that we have stockpiled in our garage or food pantry left to eat

If you can imagine 100,000 to 300,000 people dying in a single month in the U.S. if that actually happened I don't think anyone would be surprised if the food supply chain completely shut down most places not only in the U.S. but all over the earth then.

So, preparing for this by stocking up on non-perishables and growing a victory garden is how you and I and everyone prepared will actually survive this thing not only in the U.S. but worldwide.

However, just remember this is the worst case scenario and there are two other scenarios that aren't quite as bad where we just lose 3000 people a day for the next year or so or more.

But, even then if you multiply 3000 a day for 365 days you get: 1,095,000 people dead one year from today.

As of 4:22 pm PDT America has lost 1,621 people today who were tested which would be about 1/2 of the above one year from now or around 500,000 people if you multiply that by 365 days in a year.

Which actually is 591,665 people dying in a year if the rate stayed the same as today every day for the next year until today on May 8th 2021.

If you have noticed New York is down in deaths a lot from where it was a week or two ago to
239 deaths from coronavirus as of today.

You might ask "Well. Where are all the other coronavirus tested deaths coming from?

Here is the answer for today
New Jersey153
Massachusetts 150
Illinois 130
California 66
Pennsylvania 126

Most other states were below 100 deaths just for today

But, all of these add up to the approximate 1600 plus deaths just today here in the U.S.

And the way this is going I think you are going to see at least 1500 deaths per day through September just in different states as they peak by state or area from now on.