Hi there ...

Well not very good news I'm afraid ... firstly your nan will more then likely be wacked out during chemo .. and she's having quite a lot by the sound of it ... I honestly think it would be way too much for her body to cope with ... second, I've been to Florida twice since my masectomy .. (l didn't need chemo )  and both times couldn't find insurance to cover the cancer and anything related to it ... the only ones who did give partial cover wanted thousands of pounds .. so I took the chance both times ...

I could only get cover for things like road accidents ... so think your nan is even more delicate then me .. if I were you, I'd go have a great time... show your nan lots of photos ... and say when she's back to health in a few years, maybe take her then ... she will need lots of help while on chemo .. and with a wonderful granddaughter like you .. think she's very lucky ... you will love it out there ... it's magical ... 

Sending you a vertual hug to nan too ...  Chrissie xx

Hi, 

i agree with chriss, chemo can be brutal, I am gearing up for my second bout next week, the very thought of travel let alone a long haul flight sends shivers down my spine.....

What does your nan say about it? Chat to her oncologist, I feel they will advise against it......

take care....and sorry your nan is going through this xxxxx

Thank you, yeah I guessed that but you know when you are just grasping at straws it's just a shame because of the fact that me and her r are closer than me and my mum and I know it will be hard to cope not knowing how she is doing every minute of the day and spending every minute of the day with my mum

Thank you very much - [@Chriss1957]‍ xx