Travel Insurance

Have a look at this group ->  Travel insurance forum for cancer patients  

Hi Garviv, I looked at the Macmillan website, found quite a few links read other users input and chose a company. Can’t remember which it was 5 years ago but definitely found the info via Macmillan. It did cost more because of cancer but not exorbitant. Great idea to plan a holiday if only to escape the incessant rain! Hx 

Hi  . No help really. Only to echo the above. Our travel days are over. The wife has so much metal in both arms she would blow the detectors apart. Also bad on her feet now with dodgy knees so we couldn't chance it. I hope you manage to find something. I bet your golf clubs are getting a bit dusty after all the rain we've had lately. Best wishes. 

Thanks Rily, Yes no golf again today. The wife walked past me the other day.Nashe couldn’t believe her eyes I was polishing! Golf clubs of course. Garviv 

Thanks H I will visit Macmillan site later. No golf again. Rain, Rain and more rain. Garviv 

Thank you Mmum for the link. Garviv 

I've replied on the other thread where you asked. I use insurancewith.com usually. Happy holidays!

I also used insurancewith.com, husband has 3 cancers and over 80, I have bladder cancer ( but think that got by past as it’s over 11 years) for a single 2 week holiday to Tenerife it was £260 for us both. I thought with all OHs problems it would be more so was happy with that, now gonna see what a year would be. Enjoy your holiday 

Hello Sue and Teasswill, I tried to get an online quotation from insurance with but the system instructed me to call their helpline. They are open today. I will keep you informed. Thanks both Garviv 

It may be if you are actively undergoing treatment, they may decline cover. I think when I was looking for insurance at an earlier stage, that was an issue. Hope you can get cover OK.