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as shes pregnant. But she still wants to go up the mountain and have a wander. Will she need full blown ski insurance? (I dont want the worry of having to explain that she wasnt skiing but was simply walking)
Thanks
Paul
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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That's a good question. I imagine the answer is "no" but why not put the question direct to the insurance company? Some kinds of wandering round snowy mountains might be quite hazardous, but I imagine she'll just be having a little potter.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Very wise question, my wife broke her wrist walking across a car park to get to the lift but we claimed on our travel insurance 
So guess the answer is yes just in case she slips and falls and the only way down is by piste rescue!
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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dunno, I'd say Ski insurance no, but she will need cover for a winter holiday, with her pregnant I'd definitely speak with the insurer and make sure that they are aware of this to ensure you are properly covered
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Excellent advise all. Thanks
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It'd be interesting to hear what results you get. My sister's mother in law - a large and very cantankerous lady - had a bit of a tumble on an OAP's coach trip in the UK somewhere. the only safe way to move her (safe for those who would be expected to carry her, rather than the casualty herself, as she was not mortally wounded) was by helicopter. She had the time of her life and loved being the centre of attention.
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I should say that over the years I've probably seen as many people sent to hospital from ski resorts as a result of accidents in the village as I have accidents on the slope, silly things can and do occur, slipping on a patch of ice on the way to a train, tripping on a tiny curb coming out of a shop, being taken out by a kid on a sledge and even getting clipped round the back of the head by some ones skis are all ones that come to mind that occurred to people on foot in a resort, if I recall correctly teh results were, broken hip, broken arm, broken leg and a mild concussion plus several stitches
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My OH doesn't ski but comes along for the holiday. Using annual multi trip insurance as a couple with winter sports cover (which means for both of us) is cheaper than if we did it seperately with ski cover just for me.
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