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ba friendly travel insurance
by littlewellies 23rd June 2013, 5:47 pm
afternoon chickens :)
can anyone recommend a travel insurance company that is friendly and cheap for ba patients?
do we need to declare it as a pre-existing condition?
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can anyone recommend a travel insurance company that is friendly and cheap for ba patients?
do we need to declare it as a pre-existing condition?
x
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by Lisa34 23rd June 2013, 5:49 pm
I can't recommend anywhere hun, but if you come across a good one do let me know. And no it's not a pre existing medical condition x
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by COOKIE 23rd June 2013, 5:50 pm
I don't actually know of anywhere that covers 'elective' surgery babe. Xx
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by RayRayT 23rd June 2013, 6:34 pm
Where are you going lovely, my surgeon said something on the lines that as I was going to Europe early in my recovery I should be fine but he said if I was going further afield such as America that's when it can be a little iffy! I'm thinking that's because any kind of medical care can cost a fortune there!
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by littlewellies 23rd June 2013, 6:35 pm
ibiza, and a psychic already told me someone would break their arm haha x
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by jenniferrf1 23rd June 2013, 6:39 pm
Omg be careful lol ... I'm not sure but I won't need to worry about travel insurance this year as I'm going on holiday before my BA... I did wonder wether we would need to insure our boobs! Let us know what you find out! Xx
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by COOKIE 23rd June 2013, 6:43 pm
Aside from infection... There's nothing that can happen that would be deemed a 'medical emergency' regarding you BA, so I wouldn't worry about insurance for them babe.
In the unlikely event something were to happen whilst you were abroad ie: rupture, CC, bottoming out etc... There's nothing that can't wait until you get home and your aftercare should cover this if this were the case (if you're still covered) x
In the unlikely event something were to happen whilst you were abroad ie: rupture, CC, bottoming out etc... There's nothing that can't wait until you get home and your aftercare should cover this if this were the case (if you're still covered) x
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by RayRayT 23rd June 2013, 6:44 pm
Lol, you can handle a broken arm. ;)
I would imagine normal insurance will be fine. Im sure You usually need to declare if you have had any surgery in a certain time scale, if it doesn't ask then there's nothing to declare! ;) Your not v early post BA and not in any immediate risk of anything happening, hope you have a great time and come back able to use both arms, haha. x
I would imagine normal insurance will be fine. Im sure You usually need to declare if you have had any surgery in a certain time scale, if it doesn't ask then there's nothing to declare! ;) Your not v early post BA and not in any immediate risk of anything happening, hope you have a great time and come back able to use both arms, haha. x
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by jenniferrf1 23rd June 2013, 7:39 pm
That's good to know cookie and ray, I wasn't sure wether we would need to declare our boobs or not but like you said it's very unlikely and most things will wait so its good to know xx
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by Nicole 23rd June 2013, 9:12 pm
i get mine free with my bank but my mum recommended insure and go to me aages ago, they're quite cheap apaz and she says theyre really good with my dad who has loads of pre existing conditions x
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by littlewellies 24th June 2013, 6:50 am
I read last night the majority don't cover u against accidents under the influence of alcohol!! I will be drunk for 7 days so need to research one carefully!! X
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Re: ba friendly travel insurance
by pr1ncessmummy 24th June 2013, 7:56 am
Lol littlewellies, most insurance companies don't insure under the influence of alcohol but you can always sober up before seeking medical advice, they can't prove otherwise then 
. I only know this because my hubby recently went on a stag do abroad and one of them fractured his wrist and damaged his ankle on the first night! Hubs took him to A and E the next day and got it sorted no probs!
Although it's probably the best idea to keep all bones in-tact!
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. I only know this because my hubby recently went on a stag do abroad and one of them fractured his wrist and damaged his ankle on the first night! Hubs took him to A and E the next day and got it sorted no probs!Although it's probably the best idea to keep all bones in-tact!
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