Dealing with a benign brain tumour and reassuring family and friends. Mine was diagnosed late 2021, having taken early retirement due to a fall at work that affects my back. I have been open with close family and friends and research has helped somewhat.
My consultant assured me that at present I'm safe to fly, as I have a son in Oz and I'm itching to visit him before too long. Does anyone have any further advice please
Many thanks. JDeb
Hi JanDeb,
I'm Eliza from the Community team at Macmillan, thank you for sharing your experience on the Online Community. I hope you've been finding it helpful to read through other members' experiences on the site.
If you'd like to talk to other members about travel, you might find it helpful to join our "Travel insurance" group here on the Online Community.
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