Kirby in Maine Oct 3rd-registration info

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use the PDF flier and registration form attached.

Did mercury in vaccines cause an

epidemic of autism, ADD, ADHD, speech delay and other

childhood disorders? Evidence of Harm: Mercury in Vaccines

and the Autism Epidemic: A

Medical

Controversy (St. ’s Press, April 2005,

$26.95 Hardcover, ISBN: 0-312-32544-0), by Kirby,

is a disturbing, important book that examines both sides of this brewing

controversy—the personal stories of the affected families and the

unfolding political drama in the courts and halls of Congress.

Evidence of Harm is essentially the story of a handful of parents with

autistic children who, upon learning that their kids received levels of

mercury in their vaccines that far exceeded Federal safety limits, set out

to take on Big Business, Big Science and Big Government with a radical new

theory on the cause. These parents have uncovered compelling evidence

that vaccine mercury, in the form of the preservative Thimerosal, could

very well have played a role in the disease, and their medical, scientific,

legal, and political allies are getting closer to establishing their claim.

Evidence of Harm explores both sides of this issue, which has pitted

families and their allies against the federal

government, public health agencies, medical academies, and powerful

pharmaceutical giants.

Kirby has been a professional journalist for 15 years. He

has contributed to The New

York Times and several national magazines, writing

about many subjects including health, technology and politics.

National Autism Association is a volunteer, parent-founded, non-profit

501©3 organization. The mission of the

National Autism Association is to advocate, educate, and empower. NAA

advocates on behalf of those who cannot fight for their own rights. NAA

raises public and professional awareness of autism spectrum disorders. We

will help those in the autism community to never give up in their search to

help their loved ones reach their full potential. http://www.nationalautismassociation.org/

Parents Helping Autistic Children is a parent-founded, local support group

in the Western and Central Maine area. We meet on the 3rd

Wednesday of the month in Farmington, Maine. FMI: 207-645-2696

Mail completed form by

Sept 26th to address below with check/money

order payable to: Parents Helping

Autistic Children

For questions please email or call Becky

at becky@... or 207-645-2696

Name:

Organization (if applicable):

Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

Phone:

E-mail:

Physical Limitations/accommodations

needed:

Pre-registration type:

q$5 parent of / person with autism q $5 undergraduate student (provide copy of student

ID) q

$15 general public

Total enclosed: __________ Please

submit w/form to: Parents Helping

Autistic Children, 847 Orchard Dr, Wilton, ME 04294

Once received, you will receive

registration confirmation by email. This will serve as your receipt.

Cancellation Policy: If

you cannot attend the event, please send a substitute. For a full refund,

submit a written cancellation before Sept 23,2005

Total

l enclosed:

847 Orchard Drive, Wilton, Maine 04294