Matthew Zachary
10,350 followers
http://stupidcancer.org
Founder/CEO at Stupid Cancer, Cancer Patient Advocate, Digital Health and Social Media Strategist, Public Speaker, Daddy of Twins
Listorious Interview
Foster social change and stop talking about where they just peed.
Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center @ManleyVICC
Never. People tell me I don't tweet enough.
To bring much needed hope, inspiration, information, education, humor and personal interest stories to my community.
Does Twitter represent the end of the world as we know it?
All of the news on cancer these days talks about how far we've come but very little if any of it applies to the young adult community.
Personal stories. Compelling content. Irritating and stupid news. My own life's isssues (I'm going to be a father soon)
My wife. My health. My friends. My family. The Internet. Apple, Inc.
I spin the heck out of often depressing and ridiculous health stories into humorous and inquisitive leads, hoping to inspire and educate.
It has given me the opportunity to cast a wider net for the advocacy of the young adult cancer movement and connect so many in need.
It was another way to deliver value, hope, inspiration, education and humor to an entirely ignored segment of the cancer population.
Stupid cancer.
#stupidcancer
They've already added all the features I wanted them to.
@LIVESTRONGCEO
Putting the link before the text.
cancer, next, to, about
When my wife and I announced to the world that we're having twins, a boy and a girl. Hundreds of re-tweets.
A few minutes.
Yes. Because they were a crazy stalker who shall remain anonymous.
TweetDeck
Twitter, like anything else, is a social utility. It can be used for good or for evil; but it's all about delivering meaningful value.
