Is the Covid vaccine to blame for the increase in suicides in 2021?

15% increase in suicide among females in August 2021 and males in October 2021, when vaccine mandates were going into effect on college campuses and in workplaces

After falling for two years in a row, the suicide rate in the United States went up in 2021 by 4 percent, according to the CDC.

The total number of suicides in 2021 was 47,646, compared to 45,979 in 2020.

Notably, the largest increase was in October of 2021, the month after President Joe Biden announced the OSHA vaccine mandate on companies with 100 or more employees. The number of suicides increased by 11 percent that month — 15 percent for males (!)

For females, suicides were highest in August, when they went up 15 percent compared to 2020. August is the month that most college/university vaccine mandates took effect, and right around the time many large companies were imposing vaccine mandates on employees.

For all of 2021, the highest increase in suicides was among males ages 15-24 — 8 percent more young males lost their lives to suicide last year than in 2020.

A possible link to the vaccines should be investigated, and without delay.

An Oct. 30 article in Crossroads Report looked at a few of the 160 reports in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) that mention “suicide.”

Several of the reports describe a sudden and intense depression and thoughts of suicide following vaccination with one of the Covid-19 vaccines, most in people who have no history of depression.

Another look at reports in VAERS shows more of these — a sudden plunge into intense depression. In most cases, the depression clears within hours or days and the person returns to their normal state, almost as suddenly as they left it. But others don’t survive the episode.

Here are four cases clipped from VAERS:

The intense depression is often accompanied by physical symptoms like fatigue, pain, and sleeping difficulties:

In some cases, people report anxiety along with feeling “on the edge of suicide”:

In the case below, a woman in her 40s describes a migraine headache, insomnia, swelling and bruising through lymph nodes, hallucinations, and “uncontrollable feelings of rage” that led her to call a suicide hotline and then drive herself to the ER where she was given Ativan, the brand name of the drug Lorazepam, often used to treat anxiety and sleep disorders.

Most heartbreaking are the reports of young people trying to take their lives. Here’s one:

And here is the full report, below. The boy is just 14:

VAERS ID: 1350848-1

Patient Age: 14.00

Sex: Male

State / Territory: Missouri

Date Report Completed: 2021-05-26

Date Vaccinated: 2021-05-17

Date Report Received: 2021-05-26

Date of Onset: 2021-05-19

Days to onset: 2

Death: No

Life Threatening: Yes

Vaccine Type: COVID19 PFIZER-BIONTECH

Symptom: IRRITABILITY, MOOD ALTERED, SUICIDE ATTEMPT

Adverse Event Description: 1-2 days after administration of vaccine, the patient had a week-long episode of moodiness and irritability. This culminated in a suicide attempt by hanging in his bedroom that was interrupted by his father. There is no prior history of suicide attempts and no other clear, identifiable triggers to this incident. After 7 days, the patient returned to his previous baseline of mood.

The boy had never attempted suicide before, and there was no other trigger — only the vaccine. After a week, he returned to normal.

Is the CDC investigating this case?

Are they investigating any of these? We don’t know.

In the first case below, a young female is committed to a psychiatric hospital after her diary entries turned “increasingly dark” after getting the Pfizer vaccine on September 1, 2021 (the report says 2020, but this is not possible as the vaccines were only introduced in mid-December of 2020, so I’m assuming they meant 2021.)

The second one above is a male college student who was also taken to a mental hospital and ended up having to drop out of college for the semester.

The third mentions a total “mental breakdown” lasting four hours.

In these next two, below, we see a suicide attempt in a young woman, and a boy who committed suicide one week after getting the vaccine.

“Patient was a perfectly happy child,” the reporter (likely one of the parents) says. “After the vaccine, he became much more tired and achy and lost interest in doing his sports. One week later, without any warning, he hung himself.”

The detailed report in VAERS shows that the boy was 14 and from Guam. He got the Pfizer vaccine on Jan. 22, 2022 and died by his own hand seven days later on Jan. 29.