If that bothers you, replace it with "Having one or both parents spend the rest of their children's lives in graves isn't exactly great for kids either."
> frankly, made-up thing
The CDC disagrees with your opinion. From the CDC's "Long-Term Effects of COVID-19" article[1]:
> The most commonly reported long-term symptoms include:
> Fatigue, Shortness of breath, Cough, Joint pain, Chest pain
> Other reported long-term symptoms include:
> Difficulty with thinking and concentration (sometimes referred to as “brain fog”), Depression, Muscle pain, Headache, Intermittent fever, Fast-beating or pounding heart (also known as heart palpitations)
> More serious long-term complications appear to be less common but have been reported. These have been noted to affect different organ systems in the body. These include:
> Cardiovascular: inflammation of the heart muscle
> Respiratory: lung function abnormalities
> Renal: acute kidney injury
> Dermatologic: rash, hair loss
> Neurological: smell and taste problems, sleep issues, difficulty with concentration, memory problems
> Psychiatric: depression, anxiety, changes in mood
Much like it is literally impossible to prove antibodies for COVID-19 last for greater than a year, because the illness has not been around long enough to prove such a thing, it is also impossible to prove COVID-19 symptoms can last greater than a year.
