Hi Scottie,

NO!

Technically stage 4 just means it has spread to different parts of your body. There is no formal definition of terminal but it is generally understood to mean that a patient is expected to die within six weeks. To put this into a personal context, I was diagnosed with a stage 4 cancer in 2013. 

Shop around for travel insurance - just be brutally honest when answering their questions but don’t offer any information they don’t adk you for. I’ve used both insurancewith and allclear in the past. They will charge a lot more if you’ve just completed treatment or are awaiting treatment. Single trip may be all they’ll agree to but multi-trip can give value for money if you plan more than one trip in the next year.

Whoever your ask, check out the small print before signing - I once almost bought what looked like a good value policy only to find they’d excluded any pre-existing conditions including my cancer. 

Best wishes
Dave

I get so angry with these insurance people I don't understand why Macmillan hasn't set up a travel website for cancer patients , as they don't do much  to help when I've needed them except pass the buck to someone else,

I get so angry with these insurance people I don't understand why Macmillan hasn't set up a travel website for cancer patients , as they don't do much  to help when I've needed them except pass the buck to someone else,