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critical illness cover

Claire83
Claire83 Member Posts: 4 Connected
edited March 2017 in Research and opportunities
This is a letter I wrote for a law magazine i don't know if you are interested but in a nutshell I am a ex-lawyer who had a brain hemorrhage at 29 -  I didn't see my 2 young children for 1 month. I  literally went to bed fine and woke up in hospital. I had critical illness cover which was a God send.

 Everyone i  have talked to in the last 3.5 years since my brain hemorrhage  hasn't got this insurance and they should have. I think that this is a really important issue. You don't think you will ever need it - I certainly didn't.

https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/letters/make-sure-you-have-insurance-covered-solicitors/5059287.article

I am a bit of a mission to make everyone aware of it as I would have been completely stuck without it. 

I have found quite a few things useful being a disabled parent and I think this forum will hopefully have more ideas.
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