Have we actually shortened the life of everyone by one year, on average? We put rather severe restrictions in place, and not everyone were affected the same way

Have we actually shortened the life of everyone by one year, on average? We put rather severe restrictions in place, and not everyone were affected the same way¹ (which is not fair, I know). My point is, it's not like we put everyone in suspended animation for a year, or instantly aged everyone by a year, or made the life of everyone miserable enough for that year that it wasn't worth living. The effects of how we handled this crisis are real, but a full year of lost life per person on average seems like a stretch. [1]: to give but one example, unemployment kills (more precisely, it's a risk factor). Rising unemployment causes additional deaths. Not a huge amount, but a measurable one for sure. We effectively killed some people to save others.