Jenny McCarthy Speaks In Michigan At Autism Workshop
 Thursday, April 17th, 2008

It's still Autism Awareness month, and Jenny McCarthy continues to speak in support of the epidemic of autism this month as she has been for years.  April 2nd was the very first World Autism Awareness Day, which the MSM largely recognized, but the message continues all of this month.  Jenny was on Larry King Live on CNN that day for a full hour discussing the brain development disorder and its possible causes or triggers.  Yesterday Jenny traveled to Troy, Michigan for a Living With Autism Workshop, where parents, teachers, and the general public had the chance to participate and converse with experts on a range of topics related to autism.  It was sponsored by the Henry Ford Health System, Oakland University, and Metro Parent Magazine.

"I'm not anti-vaccine - at all," Jenny told the crowd at the one-day workshop yesterday.  "I'm not an idiot.  I know we need vaccinations."

One of the things Jenny discussed - as she did on Larry King - was that she believes there are too many toxins found in vaccinations, including mercury, aluminum, ether and antifreeze.  When too many vaccinations are given too children or infants at a young age, it is possible for them to have an adverse reaction, especially if they have pre-existing conditions that are not yet known.

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