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Neurologists: Hallucinations, Psychosis Among Mental Side-Effects of COVID Vax

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(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) Several doctors in the field of neurology have suggested that COVID vaccines may have several devastating mental side-effects, including hallucinations and psychosis, the Epoch Times reported.

Though their observations may require further clinical research for verification, various doctors have noticed patterns in their own daily practices.

One such researcher, William Slater, a 60-year-old neurologist, said he experienced nightly panics himself after getting the jab.

He said his panic attacks left him in a state of โ€œabject terror,โ€ and he even had suicidal thoughts.

Slater said there wasโ€no question in my mindโ€ that the mRNA COVID boosters may have been behind his new symptoms, which he had never before experienced in his life.

Psychiatrist Amanda McDonald noted similar side-effects in some of the patients she had been treating, including worsening or new symptoms.

โ€œI couldnโ€™t figure out why,โ€ she said.

โ€œMy patients typically stay stable,โ€ she added, but the changes appeared to start โ€œwithout any sort of rhyme or reason.โ€

After looking into the matter, McDonald noticed a pattern, particularly among those who had received the COVID vaccine.

โ€œI already had an existing patient population when the pandemic hit that I knew very well,โ€ she said. โ€œWhat I saw was manifestations in that patient population.โ€

McDonaldโ€™s observations were mirrored by an unassociated neurologist and neuroradiologist, Diane Counce.

According to Counce, since the lockdowns and shots, she has noticed a spike in severe anxiety levels.

โ€œPeople also talk about how their personality has changed,โ€ she said, adding that even family members of her patients have noticed that โ€œtheyโ€™re just different.โ€

Though none of the doctors have proven the connection with clinical trials, evidence continues to mount to suggest that links the COVID-19 vaccines with psychiatric symptoms, including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, psychosis and suicidal thoughts.

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