For the Welfare of the Horse
Nancy
December 11, 2013
As the AAEP Convention wraps up its final days, each year there’s the big banquet celebration that generates money for the AAEP Foundation. For nearly
As the AAEP Convention wraps up its final days, each year there’s the big banquet celebration that generates money for the AAEP Foundation. For nearly
“I feel like I’ve got an ice pick digging into my gut,” is what I heard through the earpiece of my phone. Then, a pregnant
I have been attending AAEP Conventions since I was a sophomore in veterinary school. I have found that when I arrive in the airport, it is
The first sentence out of keynote speaker Buck Brannaman’s mouth was, “Being a horse vet is a dangerous job.” Well, we in the room are
What do you think when you hear that 80 million baby boomers reach the age of 65 every day? Wow. That’s quite a number. But
Every year the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) puts on a great educational convention in December. The education the attendees receive is by far the best
My grandmother always thought there was something wrong with the pre-teen me as I raced around the house with hands held in front like I
As we were driving home last week from Anaheim, Calif., I laid out my writing schedule for the next month to my husband. When I
The hotel lobby the morning following a conference has the same forlorn feeling of a house the morning after a party or a ballroom after
Sometimes in medicine, where there is so much that we don’t know, it’s pretty easy to get trapped in the familiar–stick with the drugs and
My first AAEP Convention was in 2006. I flew to San Antonio alone, went to my sessions alone, spoke to exactly two colleagues whom I
On Christmas Eve 1995 I wasn’t thinking about cookies or presents, and my only prayer at midnight Mass was “Please let my horse live.” Over
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