CDC Released some figures.

In 2020:

690,000 died from Cardio Vascular Disease.

598,000 died from various forms of Cancer.

395,000 died from COVID.

Of those who died from COVID, roughly 96.5% of them have comorbidity and were not expected to live for more than a few years. That leaves the number of 100% healthy people who died from COVID at 13,825.

This means that the average healthy person, if they contract COVID, has a 0.0525% chance of dying, with 0.013% chance of having lasting symptoms.

According to VAERS, the chance of getting a side-effect from the vaccines is roughly 0.1%, and severe side effects is roughly 0.01%

If you account for Sweden, where there is no mask mandate nor social distancing rules, the chance of getting COVID is 9% for most individuals. Which means the chance of a healthy person contracting and dying from COVID is 0.004%.

If you opt to get a vaccine, you are 250% more likely to have a severe adverse reaction [with potential to debilitate (Guillame-Barre, Bell's Palsy) or kill you] than dying from COVID.

If you take care to reduce your chance of exposure, your chance of dying from COVID plummets significantly.