Travelling On

Karmacat

I've been investigating travel insurance the **whole** time since my last post :eek:

Annual European coverage, cruise cover (of course) ... the issue is about my chronic fatigue. Investigations were around 2 years ago, but definitely less than 5 years ago. I was advised its *not* the syndrome, but just the symptoms (lack of brain fuzz is an important indicator here). Thats too specific for travel insurance wonks to cope with - so I'm going to declare the Syndrome. I worked through an example policy at a specialist recommended on the main site here, and it came in only about £20 more expensive (with better cancellation policy, actually) ...

The only reason to have it mentioned on the insurance is completeness - I've never had any treatment, expensive or otherwise, it's just about rest, for me. But I can see it being used against me to get out of a claim for, say, stolen baggage. I think an over-declaration is the way to go, as long as it doesn't affect my sister - I'll have to wait to book it until I've spoken to her, and she's not around till the evening.

Am v bored with the computer now :rotfl: off to eat a late Second Breakfast

beanielou

No wonder you are tired of the computer.
I think you have/are going to do the right thing.

pinkypig

beanielou wrote: »

I am right in the middle of Scotland pinkypig:)

I'm a bit further south Beanie, a squeak over the border:)

More snow today :eek:. Hope you're not submerged! Xx


Sorry for hijacking Karma

pinkypig

Karmacat wrote: »

I've been investigating travel insurance the **whole** time since my last post :eek:

Annual European coverage, cruise cover (of course) ... the issue is about my chronic fatigue. Investigations were around 2 years ago, but definitely less than 5 years ago. I was advised its *not* the syndrome, but just the symptoms (lack of brain fuzz is an important indicator here). Thats too specific for travel insurance wonks to cope with - so I'm going to declare the Syndrome. I worked through an example policy at a specialist recommended on the main site here, and it came in only about £20 more expensive (with better cancellation policy, actually) ...

The only reason to have it mentioned on the insurance is completeness - I've never had any treatment, expensive or otherwise, it's just about rest, for me. But I can see it being used against me to get out of a claim for, say, stolen baggage. I think an over-declaration is the way to go, as long as it doesn't affect my sister - I'll have to wait to book it until I've spoken to her, and she's not around till the evening.

Am v bored with the computer now :rotfl: off to eat a late Second Breakfast

TCB are often quite good once you've found competitive insurance Karma. Good luck

beanielou

pinkypig wrote: »

I'm a bit further south Beanie, a squeak over the border:)

More snow today :eek:. Hope you're not submerged! Xx


Sorry for hijacking Karma

No snow today but very cold:eek:

Karmacat

Not a hijack in the least, PP - conversations get sparked, thats whats *supposed* to happen

I managed some garden work - still very tiring to be out there, because of the cold, but between clearing everything to plant, and collecting stuff for the tip, it's necessary

Has anyone else had weirdness with their mse password? Expired, and to renew I had to type in what my existing password was? Which I've forgotten for years but something worked again. V odd.

beanielou

Not sure what the password thing is all about.
Easy enough to do though.

wishingthemortgaheaway

The message I got was that, after 211 day!!!8217;s I had to renew my password, seemed a random number to choose, but I have duly been allowed to re enter the sanctum.

greent

I had that with my password, too - apparently expired at 3550 days!
x

daisy_1571

Yup, me too after about 3700 days

Dxx