What is the best annual travel insurance AFTER you have had a medical emergency?

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Hi All,

I have a TID annual travel insurance policy and recently had to make a claim because I was hospitalized overseas for a couple of weeks with a spontaneous Lung collapse.

They handled the claim very professionally, but as part of the process I read the PDS again to see what I was entitled to, but also to see if there may be any repercussions for future travel.

Basically, the policy states that they cannot cover a recurrence of that medical issue for a 24 month period. The likelihood of it recurring is supposed to be 10% according to the local specialist.

Does anyone have any experience of other annual family policies that may have a shorter waiting period? 24 months is a long time, and I really don't like the idea of of upping the mortgage the house if Murphy's law were to strike.

Thanks
 
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I suspect any policy is either going to be very expensive or exclude it.. a 10% chance I'd pretty high when considering insurance risks
 
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