Word Choice

by Amy Blitchok
(Raleigh, NC)

I particularly appreciate the discussion about the term "elderly" and which words might work better. As a fellow writer who specializes in aging in place, I am always interested to hear different philosophies behind word choice and how others tackle this issue.

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