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Having trouble finding affordable travel insurance

Lakes23
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Just researching travel insurance for possible week in Spain with family- ouch! Quote from Insurance and Go £1000 or £800.! Some others were just ‘no thank you ‘ even though they advertise medical conditions considered.

Diagnosed with Secondary Breast Cancer 18 months ago but doing ok, CT scans showing stable and just on hormone tablets so now confident to travel.   Disappointed  that it looks like foreign sunshine is no longer likely. Will keep trying but not really hopeful.

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    I was diagnosed July 22 ,with bilateral breast cancer .Had bilateral mastectomies and joined the optima breast trial . Have finished chemotherapy and been told that I am clear now . On Letrezole for 1O years .    Wanting to travel again , I phoned various companies , just for advice and a quote . Apparently some of the banks do very good insurance, I was happy with Saga , annual for two people worked our £271 . The Post Office were reasonable too . Just make sure you declare everything . Good luck  

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    Hi I used admiral cost £100 for me and hubby for the year I had breast cancer last year that was Europe cover worldwide was about £140 

    Good luck love Lara ️

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