We have annual holiday insurance, which runs out on 20 June.
I had some bleeding, and was referred under the 2 week pathway, and had a hysteroscopy, and got a text back 14 days later to say sample showed no signs of cancer, and am taken off 2 week plan. I rang insurance company and told them I had investigation and was cancer free.
A couple of days ago, a month after the operation, a consultant rang me and said the sample had been taken from fibroid and not the womb/lining and I have to have another hysteroscopy (I thought the whole point of having up a camera under general anaesethic was to see where they were taking the sample from) Also the womb lining looked irregular. (Thanks for informing me, a month after the operation) I am due to have another general anaesthetic and hysteroscopy on Friday. And probably have another two weeks wait for results.
We have about £12,000 worth of holiday booked, and as I understand it, we are are covered until the commencement of the holiday, in July and in November, should we have to cancel.
I fully intend to disclose any results etc, but should I wait until I have results before I renew the policy? Bearing in mind, they charged £15 just to add the disclosure to my policy 2 weeks ago.
If it is positive, is insurance for cancer patients madly expensive?