Yes, she is definitely getting delusions, there is no supernatural phenomena going on. She's seeing illusions since no one else is seeing anything, and all the shaking stuff sounds like a nerve disorder since no one else is feeling anything. She needs to regularly visit a psychiatrist, get on medication and visit with him like once a week. Once every two weeks or month isn't enough in her case. Since I'm not there to see how bad it really is and I'm just going by the description here, she could even need temporary in-patient psychiatric stay.
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Yes, she is definitely getting delusions, there is no supernatural phenomena going on. She's seeing illusions since no one else is seeing anything, and all the shaking stuff sounds like a nerve disorder since no one else is feeling anything. She needs to regularly visit a psychiatrist, get on medication and visit with him like once a week. Once every two weeks or month isn't enough in her case. Since I'm not there to see how bad it really is and I'm just going by the description here, she could even need temporary in-patient psychiatric stay.