Today has been a really emotionally challenging day for our individuals on the spectrum," said Julie Quigley, the director of community engagement at Autism United. Quigley said she has already heard fear from some people who Autism United serves, after the trump administration's suggestions of the cause - and possible treatment - of autism. Autism United especially wants the focus to be on support and acceptance - not on blame or shame. Autism United released this statement Monday night:"Recent reports linking Tylenol (acetaminophen) use in pregnancy to autism are not proof of causation. Autism united calls for more rigorous research, clear communication, and continuedAcceptance and resources for the autistic community.