Genetic tests reveals 2 therapies

Hi all,

I'm wondering if we can continue the discussion about targeted therapies. Last night, at 10:30 pm no less, my saint of a doctor emailed me the results of the OmniSeq testing I had done on Aug 12th from her phone - she had just gotten it in her email. It revealed 2 therapies. The first, and the one she thinks is best, is the NCI-MATCH. See this link for info that might pertain to you as well: 

http://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/clinical-trials/nci-supported/nci-match

There are a lot of factors and criteria that I have to meet before I will be accepted so I'm trying not to get my hopes up. And of course - what can I hope for reasonably? It is a genetically targeted therapy - so I believe I will be flying without the chemo net - which is terrifying. Traditional chemo would be starting (topotican) next Friday - which now I wouldn't be, while I wait for the trial to repeat the biopsy results as is their protocol. My hope going into the Aug 12th biopsy is that I would have the marker for keytruda - which apparently I dont - and that's really all I've been studying, so I'm a little thrown off track. Roswell (Buffalo, NY) is trying to move up the rest of the screening process to hurry things along. 

Would love to hear any of your thoughts or experiences so I can make an informed decision - or at least ask the right questions!

Thanks Warriors!

Billie