Defending the Veterinary Oath

Today, PPRM welcomes Dr. Margo Roman as she shares her personal story of fighting to keep her veterinary license that was taken during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

“They took my license for two years starting November 1, 2020 for a private email that I sent to my private clients in March 2020, talking about treating a kitten with coronavirus with medical ozone in 2004. Thirty cats died that did not get medical ozone, my patient survived for 16 years. I had made the statement that “ozone could be a possible cure for coronavirus” and they said I was treating people. In that email, as a vet trained in zoonosis, bioterrorism and preparedness, I was even more prepared in my veterinary training to practice the Veterinary Oath. We are part of public health and understanding the connection between human and animal issues, I described how I was going to protect my practice during the pandemic.”

Bio:

• Graduated from Tuskegee University Veterinary School 1978
• Undergraduate University of Florida, Internship at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital.
• Faculty Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine 1979-87
• Owner of the Integrative veterinary practice M.A.S.H. (Main Street Animal Services of Hopkinton in Massachusetts), a cutting-edge center since 1983.

Dr. Roman has administered Medical Ozone Therapy over the past 22 years and  Micro Biome Restorative Therapy (“MBRT”) for 13 years,  which has enhanced her 48 years of practicing conventional and alternative modalities, (acupuncture, homeopathy, herbs, nutrition, hyperbaric oxygen, UVBI) giving her more tools to enhance the health and wellbeing of patients.

She opened the first fecal bank for dogs and cats in 2012.  She has been a national and international speaker on many topics of integrative medicine.  A Producer of Dr. DoMore, a documentary preview, and the Dr. ShowMore Calendar.

Married for 47 years with three grown children; two married with 3 grandchildren and 4 grand-dogs. Seven standard poodles 4th, 5th, 6th,and 7th generation and two Siamese cats who are donors for over 33,000 animals. She has been willing to stand up to the Massachusetts  Veterinary Board and State Supreme Court for health freedom in the veterinary profession.

Dr. Roman can be reached at margoroman3@gmail.com

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