← Return to What about cruising post transplant?

Discussion

What about cruising post transplant?

Transplants | Last Active: Jun 2, 2023 | Replies (67)

Comment receiving replies
@silverwoman

What a pleasant topic to start the day with. I have traveled pretty extensively in pre-transplant days. My first big trip post- is coming this September when several friends and I will fly to Boston, bus up to Montreal and sail down the St. Lawrence seaway around the Maritimes and back to Boston. I am so looking forward to this trip; I feel a good deal of the pleasure of travel is in the anticipation. I think all of the tips and cautions which have been discussed are valuable. In the end, it appears to come down to weighing risk vs. reward. I am of the opinion that JK is correct about being covered with good travel insurance and I would add the importance of booking with a reputable and international travel company. I have to believe that years of experience will have faced them with enough emergent situations that a big, well connected international company will be able to handle whatever we transplants can throw at them.

Jump to this post


Replies to "What a pleasant topic to start the day with. I have traveled pretty extensively in pre-transplant..."

@silverwoman your trip sounds great. I presume the sailing is on a riverboat type of vessel. I don’t have any desire to go on an ocean cruise but I love the sound of river cruises. I hope you have a little time to explore Boston too. I may live in NH, but Boston is where my heart is, I grew up in a suburb And lived in Boston when I was single.
If we do go to the Caribbean I was planning to book it myself but you make a good point there. Also, someone I know with a different problem told me that they could not get travel health insurance because he has a pre-existing condition. Ihope that’s not true but I plan to look into it before I make any further plans.
@travelgirl do you know anything about that?
JK