Have you or your friend/family member at a late stage of cancer just been a total rebel and went travelling?
How far a plane ride did you go?
What were your plans for nursing care should you require it once there?
I know insurance is pretty much out of the question.
Hi eekk, I had a dear friend Toby, who had terminal cancer 3 years ago, and refused Radio or Chemotherapy, and with his wife who was a nurse, did most of the things on his bucket list. I know he went to see his Sister in Cape Town, South Africa, and had quite a few holidays in Italy and France, until he became unwell, and then stayed at home with his wife looking after him until the inevitable happened. I do know he had a great time until the lung cancer took hold of him. I'm not sure of his travel insurance or plans if he got worse whilst away. I think he relied on himself and his wife to know when it was time to stop, but at least he enjoyed his last months, rather than being a slave to the treatment offered.
Hope this helps,
David
Hi eekk,
We had friends in a similar position, however, like davianne, his wife was a nurse with access to his meds. They did some traveling to see family & friends out of state [we're in the US].
They mostly just enjoyed their home on the lake and the company of family & friends who visited.
I would say do what you can enjoy.
Best wishes to you,
Mary
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