Just some numbers to compare, raw mortality rate in the US, ie the % probability you wont survive past this year, inclusive of all possible causes of death, excluding the coronavirus, is as follows.
35-45 yo, 0.2%
45-55 y/o, 0.4%
55-65 y/o, 0.9%
65-75 y/o, 1.8%
75-85 y/o, 4.7%
85 and above, 13%
[Data from here](
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db328.htm)
I'm excluding 30s and below as the young don't seem to be all that affected by the disease.
What this means is that even without the coronavirus, being at 30 and just living out your life is probably just as dangerous as having the corona virus.
at 50, your mortality triples if you're infected, then the increase in risk slowly decreases; mortality only doubles when infected at 80, and beyond 80, you're just as likely to die of other causes as being infected by the coronavirus.
Tl;dr if you're alive and uninfected, you're already 1/3-1 times as likely to perish as compared to a person actually infected with the coronavirus.