Travel insurance

[Coxsar]

Any ideas for insurance ladies ?

[dryden1]

Hi, I was really honest with the insurance companies about my past history, thevreoccurence when I finished chemo Sept this year. Incisions and hiatus hernia. 2 companies would not insure me, 2 came in at over 1000 POUNDS. I THought we would not get away but someone suggested good old Boots and they came up with the goods 68 POUNDS I would highly recommend. CHRIS

[Gilanros]

I've used Boots a couple of times as well, £28 for a long weekend in Italy

Gill xx

[Lyndy]

I found MIA very good x

[Claire65]

I have just got one year for Europe, for £159 with Boots.

[LittleSan]

Insurance with insured me at the last minute to go to Italy recently whereas all the others wanted written confirmation from my consultant to say I was OK to fly whilst on Avastin.

Sandra x

[harpist_UK]

Eurotunnel. As long as your GP says you are fit to travel, you can go. £90ish for an annual policy.

[Jo-Jo1-UK]

Ive used Boots a few times, premiums are very reasonable although there are higher excesses if you need to cancel due to declared medical conditions. They do take quite a detailed medical history so allow bit of extra time for the quote! Happy holiday! xx

[thomas62]

Thanks for the info. Gwen xx

[Flamingobeef18]

Open Travel Insurances WI policy works for me!

Juliax

[Agility]

Also try world first travel. I relapsed within 6 months of finishing treatment and on avastin and my worldwide annual policy is still around 100-150. Just relapsed again but it’s not gone up and I’m off to South Africa on Friday x

[Nicky100 in reply to Agility]

Have a wonderful time...this was inspiring to read. Nicky x

[Agility in reply to Nicky100]

Thank you. It’s been touch and go. A week ago I was fine but now body kicking back but oncologist signed me off as bloods improved. Hope you are doing well x