Hi, I had a similar situation with trying to find a reasonably priced travel insurance, the difference was I was going to America and mid chemo, so mine ended up costing me almost the price of the holiday! I used Saga in the end, who were the cheapest of the lot. I think they base the prices on how long ago he was having treatment and of course where you are going. Good luck  

Hi, Shazzlebert, thanks so much for your reply. My husband is on a lot of heart medication after a heart attack and cardiac arrest, he is more likely to need emergency treatment than my son, but the insurance has never been nearly as much as the quotes he's been getting. He'll try Saga if they'll accept him, he's 43, I thought they were for the over 50s, but we'll have a look at them.

I hope you enjoyed your holiday, and you're ok now.

Ah yes, I am over 50, although at the time I don't think I realised that they were for over 50's, I was just thankful for finding the cheapest quote (although still, as I say, the price of my holiday!) 

I made it all the way to America, despite being quite poorly at the time, but I still had an amazing time, and managed to stay out of hospital and not require any medical treatment! Thank you for asking

I hope you sort your insurance out and it doesn't break the bank, and you also have a lovely holiday (much deserved I would imagine!) x

Stay sure has just told him £400 if he's not taking strong painkillers at the time of travel, which he's confident he won't be, that seems more reasonable. Thanks Shazzlebert, and everyone for your help.

That's a pretty good quote! 
 

All the best

That's a pretty good quote! 
 

All the best

Hi, sorry I've not answered, before, I've been working and didn't see your reply..

It does seem quite reasonable, he just needs to be confident he'll be he'll be pretty much off the oxycodone by then.

Thanks for your help and good wishes, I hope you are well now.