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My husband finished treatment for Oesophageal Cancer in December 2016. In April it was found that he had a new tumour in his lung. This was operated on in May, when it was cut out. We've had a crap 18 months. And are looking to go away in about November. Has any one had travel insurance that hasn't cost the earth ? Any suggestions please. Thank you 

Susan x

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    I went on a week's cruise in Croatia in June.  I have a stage 4 cancer and had insurance with Eurotunnel.  As long as you are stable at the moment, your oncologist has not diagnosed you as terminal (fortunately mine never uses the word),  and your GP would say  that you are fit to travel they do not want to know any more details.  My insurance was £25!!  I found their web pages difficult to follow so phoned and got a very helpful person.

    Good luck and here's .hoping you have a well deserved holiday.

    Ros 

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    I went on a week's cruise in Croatia in June.  I have a stage 4 cancer and had insurance with Eurotunnel.  As long as you are stable at the moment, your oncologist has not diagnosed you as terminal (fortunately mine never uses the word),  and your GP would say  that you are fit to travel they do not want to know any more details.  My insurance was £25!!  I found their web pages difficult to follow so phoned and got a very helpful person.

    Good luck and here's .hoping you have a well deserved holiday.

    Ros 

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