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10th February 2020

The Practical Protection Podcast - Episode 1 - Epilepsy

We are so excited to bring to you our first “proper” episode, where we are talking about all things epilepsy and insurance.

We are so excited to bring to you our first “proper” episode, where we are talking about all things epilepsy and insurance.

You can access the episode here https://the-ppp.captivate.fm/listen   

Our 3 key takeaways,

1. There are approximately 60 different types of epileptic seizures

2. Epilepsy is not often a huge red flag for insurers

3. Two case study clients living with epilepsy, you might think are uninsurable

To find out more about epilepsy and insurance, first thing, listen the the podcast, but also take a look at https://www.specialrisksbureau.co.uk/health-conditions/epilepsy

Don't worry, we know insurance can be boring and you may well want to spend your podcast time listening to something that gives you an escape. Well we don’t just chat about insurance, we also have a good witter about Madame Tussauds, kids and the coronavirus. 

Agree with us? Disagree with us? We want to hear your thoughts! We want this podcast to be relevant and useful for you, your work and most importantly your clients.

There is also a teaser at the end where you get to decide in this episodes 'Truth or Lie' if it is Kathryn or Andrew that is a liar. But! You have to tune in for episode 2 to hear the answer, see what we've done there, enticing you back (fingers crossed…).

 

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