RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Well?Dad was on capecitabine and took it orally for the last 7 years. I felt like the physician's assistant was a little surprised by how long he had been on it. While MD Anderson acknowledged that the 3 drugs he's taking again wouldn't have been their initial recommendation, they weren't clear on what they would've recommended. Sounded to me that neuroendocrine tumors don't respond well to traditional chemotherapy, which is what I believe dad has been recommended. I didn't understand what non-traditional chemotherapy is or means, but I was under the impression that the drugs he's taking now are more for carcinoma (carcinoid) tumor types. Because he responded well to what was done before, they are going to initially try it again. It also sounded like immunotherapy, radiation, and maybe a clinical trial were other options should they need to make adjustments.