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Travel insurance to cover epilepsy - help!!

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fatzak · 03/08/2009 09:28

We are going to France on Sunday and as I expected our annual policy doesn't cover DS and his epilepsy as he has been hospitalised this year. I called a company called Insurance to Go as recommended by the Epilepsy Action and even they won't cover him on their policy They are going to call me back but i am imagining now that it is going to cost me £100s or we are not going to be able to get any at all.

Has anyone arranged any recently?

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lou031205 · 03/08/2009 09:49

www.the-insurance-surgery.co.uk/illness/epilepsy/insurance.php Have you tried here?

fatzak · 03/08/2009 10:03

We've just got it with a company called All Clear. It was the question about whether DS loses consciousness that threw me and I think affected the first quote. Difficult to answer as he is usually asleep when he has them so I decided to answer no which I hope won't come back to bite me on bum if anything happens Got annual cover for £35 which I thought was pretty good.

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lou031205 · 03/08/2009 10:44

Well surely just because he currently doesn't lose consciousness doesn't mean he can't lose consciousness, so they will still need to cover him if he does lose consciousness due to a seizure. Redgardless, we have reciprocal health care arrangements with France.

fatzak · 03/08/2009 13:28

Good point Lou

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