Dr. Patricia Jordan, DVM

"I am so sorry to learn of Dr. Jordan's passing. She was a courageous, curious, tireless pioneer in holistic healing and always so wanting to help others. I have passed her work along to many, including her webinar "EMF EMR The Mother of all Toxicity", a frank presentation in the Dog Detox Summit. Just this morning I was sharing her wisdom with a neighbor about the risks of electric fences for dogs. My heart is heavy for your family's loss, may she now rest in peace. Her legacy lives on in many of us."

"I only know of Dr. Jordan through her publications and my study at ACAN. Dr. Jordan's book Mark of The Beast was astounding and I spent a lot of time researching the information she provided. I will always remember her as a pioneer. She will be dearly missed."

"Patricia and I had many overlapping interests, education and work as holistic medical practitioners. We both became disabled with electromagnetically sensitivity (EMS) by ubiquitous wireless radiation and were forced to learn how to measure the invisible pollutant and protect ourselves in order to survive. We shared information, both of us were strong advocates for safer use of technology for the sake of animals, people and the environment. This became harder for Pat to do since her only internet access was unsafe WiFi at the library.

We worked for our legal ADA rights (Americans with Disabilities Act) for accommodations but these are rarely given to those with EMS, despite being 12% of the population now. Many thousands are homeless or suffering in unsafe living situations with no safe way to communicate with the outside world, no safe public access. Pat had to relocate because her landlady decided to put up an OTARD (wireless internet device) making her RV unsafe. She sent out urgent emails asking people to help her find a safe place to live. She thought seriously about going to Green Bank WV (the only US location where radio-frequencies are not allowed) and sent me options for remote land she was looking at but nothing materialized in time, it seems.

I’ve been searching for her many, many months since she stopped replying to my emails, hoping she wasn't another EMS casualty — crying since her obituary was found. She is the 2nd person disabled with EMS who has died in the last month (that we know of). Our EMS/ Safe Technology community is deeply grieved by this and wonder how many must die before our Constitutional and disabled rights will be supported by society?

If you want to learn more about EMS or help carry on the advocacy work that Patricia cared so deeply about — even in your own personal life — please go to:

http://www.ehtrust.org
http://mdsafetech.org/advocacy
http://thenationalcall.org
http://www.ma4safetech.org

With love and condolences for Pat's family and all who are missing her now"

"I met Pat over 20 yrs ago. She contacted me about boarding and training her horse Hallelujah (Hal). She introduced me to holistic medicine and literally spoon fed me her research on vaccines that she was getting started on. I was totally western medicine at the time and was not onboard with her thinking. But out of respect for her I read her research. My thinking and my life began to change! Her research backed up everything she told me. We became close friends over the years. We got Hal trained and sold. Her pony Justin came to stay with me after Hal. She mentored me on homeopathy, herbal medicine, Reiki and so much more. I saw acupuncture and TCM’s healing at work. She was always available to help me with any healing crisis…no matter where she was with her world travels. We had lots of laughs and tears over the years. Late nights talking at the kitchen table when she stayed with us. I’m so grateful to have her in my life. She changed my path. The last few months were hard although she tried to hide it. I’m glad she’s at peace now and pray for peace and comfort for her family and friends. I’m immensely grateful for her influence on my life. We miss you Pat!!! All my, our love and blessings to you on the other side❤️. See ya when I get there. 🙏😘❤️"

"There are few people in this world that make such a difference and can be called remarkable. Pat is one of those, and will be missed by so many people (and animals are people too!). I know her spirit will be with us eternally.

It would be easy to write volumes in tribute, Pat did so much, working tirelessly and without limit.

She was a kindred spirit with my late wife, Catherine O'Driscoll (founder of Canine Health Concern) and they collaborated for many years and did some wonderful work together, so now will be re-united in that great beyond.

My greatest memory of Pat was in the Spring of 2019. She came over to us in the UK and spent three weeks with us at our (then) home in Scotland, where we also factored in a long weekend in the Scottish island of Mull (and Iona). How often can you say after spending that amount of time together that you feel so sad that they are leaving? Pat was that sort of person. Both Catherine and I loved her very much.

My condolences to her family, friends, and associates, knowing all those who knew Pat were better for doing so.

It is so sad that she will no longer be there with us all, but she leaves a great legacy and her energy, spirit and work will forever remain. "

"I had the pleasure of meeting Pat and becoming friends with her while we were classmates at Lejeune High School in the 1970's. We associated with each other during our school track practices. I lost touch with Pat long ago and heard very little about her over the years. I was deeply saddened to read of her untimely passing.

Pat was someone that you would never forget. She was beautiful, intelligent and a multi-talented individual. I've recently read and been highly impressed by her accomplishments that she achieved later in her life. I offer my sincere condolences to her family and hope they continue to receive comfort and find peace in the Faith that sustains us.

I've saved one personal detail. Almost no one will remember this now. Pat graciously accepted my request to accompany me as my formal date to our high school prom in April, 1974. Hard to believe that it actually happened, especially to someone like me. The prom's theme was Stairway to Heaven. It seemed that the stars aligned and smiled down in my direction for an all too brief period of time.

Assuredly, she will always live on in my memory.

REST in PEACE,
PAT"