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What Happened to Suki....and What Happened to Me: A Timeline Correspondence from the Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners re my complaint against Dr. Ed Nichols (complaint dismissed)
The 1993 Arizona Sunset Review found serious problems with the board in that state. See Arizona Board Is Lax on Discipline, Some Say, Arizona Daily Star, June 29, 2003
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In memory and honor of one very special cat.. how Edward J. Nichols, DVM, Crestway Animal Clinic, San Antonio, Texas, treated Suki. Read Suki's Story.
What Is the Sunset Advisory Commission?
On May 18, 2004, I testified to the Sunset Commission in Austin on the need for reform in the complaint review process at the Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. Oral testimony is public record and is archived at the Sunset Advisory web site. My written testimony, entitled "Are All Veterinary Medical Boards Alike?" along with all public testimony submitted to the Sunset, is also public record. All public testimony may be obtained by writing Meredith Whitten at the Sunset. Email meredith.whitten@sunset.state.tx.us
-- Julie Catalano Founder,
vetabusenetwork.com Julie Catalano is an independent journalist and a contributor to national magazines, newspapers, trade journals, and web sites for 28 years. She is the author of The Immigrant Experience: The Mexican Americans, and Earth at Risk: Animal Welfare (Chelsea House). Her latest book is The Women's Pharmacy: An Essential Guide to What Women Should Know About Prescription Drugs (Random House/Dell). She is a credentialed member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and the Author's Guild. For almost 20 years, she shared her life with Suki, a seal point Siamese in whose memory this site was founded. See Suki's Story and What Happened to Suki.
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