Some ppl saying can get coronavirus again after having it, some saying it makes them immune to it. Which is it?

A third perspective would be if you get it then it won't go away. People who have it might feel better, but that doesn't mean they are better. Because they are still infected!

South Korean officials reported on Friday (April 10) that at least 91 patients thought cleared of the new coronavirus had tested positive again.

They STILL don't know. It hasn't been around long enough. In THEORY, you should be immune, BUT, what's not clear is for how long. 

It can reinfect you, immunity is impossible with this strain of virus.

There are over 10 strains now, so you can and will get it repeatedly. No vaccine will ever be very effective, because the virus will mutate faster than a vaccine can be made. EVERYBODY on the planet will get it eventually. EVERYBODY, NO exceptions.

re infections have occurred in a few chinese who got sick abroad, got better, then returned to china and got sick again. So yes you can get it again but it sounds more like we now have more than 1 strain, this is why its theorized we may get a second wave.

Damn, I guess it's like those birthday candles that you can't blow out.

Heard only the good choice--immune. But who knows.

If you get a quote un-quote virus again after having it once then you never had a virus to begin with what you had with cellular damage from electromagnetic radiation which occurs when your body has above-average levels of metallic particles such as from a aluminum deodorant and vaccines which makes you reactive in an electromagnetic field the nanoparticles oscillate when exposed to these fields and cause cellular damage which is then misinterpreted as a virus but it's not.