This gets more interesting. I am under the care of a local Onc. I did go to Stanford and saw Dr. Wakelee. She said she was going to present my case to the tumor board. I received this message from her yesterday.
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We reviewed your case at our tumor board yesterday afternoon. We actually believe this is large cell neuroendocrine cancer instead of small cell neuroendocrine cancer. The treatment remains the same, but that explains why your cancer has been less aggressive than most small cell cancers. I would still support you getting the carboplatin/etoside and then considering potential radiation later if there are minimal sites of disease. I would NOT suggest the prophylactic brain radiation. The immune therapies (keytruda or opdivo) are options either way as we discussed, but the concern of worsening your underlying autoimmune disease are still there so we have to be careful. One can never predict time very accurately so remember the ranges we discussed. I hope all goes well.
Warm regards,

So, looks like a new diagnosis with really no new prognosis and this seems to be even a more rare type. Anyone heard of this? I have not had time to research.

I started my Chemo yesterday. By IV., first given Zofran with steroids then the Cisplatin then the Etopicide. Was there for about 5 hours. They just left the IV in. Went back today for the Zofran and Etopicide. I have been taking a Xanax before my appts. That only took a couple of hours. Was doing ok and had some lunch and lay diwn fir a bit. Now, I am not feeling so well and took a Tigan for nausea, no appetite for dinner. I have another treatment tomorrow then 3 weeks off. Only the second treatment and not feeling well. Anyone have tgese issues with this treatment? I have only just started.
Any feedback on her newest findings?
Thanks