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Should I go on a short break?

Pauline4
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I have been asked to go for a 4 night break to northern Spain next week.

I could do with a break but am a little worried as Idon't have much energy, am in a bit of pain and worried something may happen whilst I am there.  Also I obviously wont be able to get insurance as my cancer is incurable and I am taking medication.  Does anyone know what the EHIC card covers!

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    Please go and take your short break. It will do you the power of good. Northern Spain is lovely in May. and the change may boost your low energy levels. Get insurance even if it doesn't include you condition but you may be surprised that you can get cover. My wifes cover is high for an incurable disease £90 for a short break as opposed to £16 if her condition is not covered. Try MIA Insurance, RIAS, Staysure, Goodtogo, Pavey Group.

     

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    Please go and take your short break. It will do you the power of good. Northern Spain is lovely in May. and the change may boost your low energy levels. Get insurance even if it doesn't include you condition but you may be surprised that you can get cover. My wifes cover is high for an incurable disease £90 for a short break as opposed to £16 if her condition is not covered. Try MIA Insurance, RIAS, Staysure, Goodtogo, Pavey Group.

     

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