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The safest /best thing to do is 1) be willing to talk to people in the first place and then 2)ask what terms & pronouns THEY prefer. While there are definitely some clear “wrongs” there are no always clear/ consistent “rights.” Must also be careful not to discourage engagement.
Amy- I apologize to you if I used a term that was offensive to you, and I hope we can continue to engage to promote LGBTQ health and equity for all! 
Thank you for responding so openly to criticism of your choice of words. Please, never let fear of saying the wrong thing stop you from speaking up and speaking out for LGBTQ+ health equity. Thank you for being open to learning. 
Thanks Kim! I’m grateful for the support, and the conversation. I worry that too many people are so fearful of engaging today, and that so many are so quick to castigate others for trying to engage. But I always try to give the benefit of the doubt, & own my missteps/ improve!
Your social media bedside manner is remarkable.
Heartfelt thank you for this response, for being open to changing your language. I’m impressed, and my MD brother was also when he met you last year! We need your leadership.
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