This is my first time asking a question in this forum, I have been looking for the last year or so. I got diagnosed with Bronchiectasis last summer and have a young family, with two girls aged 5 and 2. I have had a difficult start to the year with over 12 infections since Christmas. I have just changed consultant and meds and am hoping I will start feeling better soon, especially now the sun has put in an appearance!
I have a practical question. I need to sort out life insurance and wanted to know what the best deals were and if anyone else got insurance after being diagnosed with a lung condition?
Hope you can help,
Vikki
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Welcome Vikki - I think the BLF Helpline have information on some insurers, their number is 03000 030 555. I am sure many of the members here will be able to give more specific recommendations for you. xx
I will take a look at the BLF travel pack and call the helpline.
Hi Vikki, This is a difficult one - my husband is now 65 (old git!!!!) and therefore he has more problems getting life insurance full stop. We have been discussing this with our insurance/pension man and he seems to think there will be a problem and at the very least he will need a full medical. My husband is terrified of such things - so wont be doing that! I would suggest that you try to find a specialist insurance agency, there must be a such a thing. It is such a tedious task but unfortunately one we all must face.
Perhaps the companies that offer travel insurance maybe a good starting point.
It is so tiring having all the infections I hope that you have seen the back of them and can enjoy a happy summer!
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