Daniel Wheeler

Daniel Wheeler is an attorney licensed in California and a banking executive. He brings to PPRM his 23 years of experience advising and assisting banks and other organizations on their most important opportunities and challenges. He was in a management position at a large international law firm and oversaw that firm’s U.S. financial technology team of over 40 lawyers. He implemented innovative service offerings at the firm, increasing revenues and profits every year. He has demonstrated skill in client relationships and business development. He has guided the formation and operation of banks and many other organizations.
 
Mr. Wheeler is a strong supporter of the health freedom movement and believes that “we the people” must ensure that our physicians can practice medicine according to their conscience without corruption and undue influence of big pharma and politicians. To that end, Mr. Wheeler believes that we must defend our physicians against bad faith persecutions of doctors by medical boards who seek to silence dissent and independent thought.
 

Kristie Lavelle

In addition to her involvement in health freedom advocacy for PPRM, Kristie enjoys yoga, hiking, studying herbal medicine, tending to her urban garden/chickens/bees and creating things in her kitchen. She has worked as an Occupational Therapist for nearly three decades with a focus on trauma rehabilitation. She specializes in hand therapy and earned her Certified Hand Therapist credential in 2001. She was an assistant professor in Samuel Merritt University’s Occupational Therapy program for five years. She co-founded Clean Water California and serves as a board member for Moms Against Fluoridation. Currently, she is a plaintiff in a Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) section 21 citizen’s petition case against the EPA to end the addition of fluoridation chemicals into drinking water due to neurotoxicity.
 

Davoe Price

I am a wine business professional with expertise in sales, marketing, brand management, and business development. Based in California, I’ve worked directly with many esteemed wineries and industry leaders. Internationally, I founded a fine wine distribution company for exclusive California brands in Stockholm, Sweden, which sold in 2019. I earned a M.A. in Economics from USF in 2017 and I continue to study economic history and theory for fun. In addition to my professional and academic accomplishments, I have a dedicated health hobby that places my own health as a central responsibility. I believe that health and wellbeing are personal journeys, that the purpose of medicine is to aid in healing, and that patients are individuals, each deserving of personalized and compassionate medical care.
 

Shibrah Jamil

Shibrah is a board-certified anesthesiologist and the founding chairperson of Newark Greenworks, a non-profit project committed to improving health and education in economically disenfranchised communities. Shibrah is also certified in Age-Management Medicine and has helped patients achieve optimal health and tackle non-communicable disease by teaching effective lifestyle management skills. She has over 15 years of experience as a practicing physician and has interned with the Indian Health Services and participated in a Health Care in Developing Countries elective at Kikuyu Hospital in Kenya. She has been on the faculty at Columbia University School of Professional Studies/High School program. 

Dr. Mary Kelly Sutton

I was born in Kansas City, MO, and graduated from University of Missouri School of Medicine in 1971. I received certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1974, and completed part of Pediatrics residency training. From early on, patients who were obviously intelligent, told me about things I had not learned in medical school, such as nutrition, faith-healing, radionics, homeopathy, colonics. My expanded education began! When I met anthroposophic medicine (my two sons attended Waldorf school),
the conventional and holistic medicine coalesced with a philosophy that carried the picture of the human being as spirit, soul, life force, and physical body. My integrative medical practice in California spanned the years of successively more restrictions on childhood vaccine choice. I wrote vaccine medical exemptions in accordance with SB 277, from 2015- 2019. The Medical Board of California revoked my medical license in 2022 following review of eight medical exemptions I wrote. I am appealing their decision. MBC claims I cannot use ‘Doctor’ or ‘MD’ in the state of California, despite the degree being awarded by my medical school. Currently, I practice telehealth medicine from my home in Massachusetts
and offer health education in other states. PPRM leads the way to the practice of medicine which truly serves patients. My goal, and the goal of most doctors, is to help patients, not serve the state.