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Mom discusses 2-year-old’s frightening battle with coronavirus

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Bridget Botts-Kaster, a mother whose 2-year-old son contracted coronavirus, and Dr. Kavita Patel, NBC News medical contributor, join TODAY’s Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer to talk about the effects of the coronavirus on children. Dr. Patel says: “It can have serious effects. Just because they’re children and can recover quickly doesn’t mean that children can’t be hospitalized or have some sort of short and long term effects.”