@beky , I've not been through this personally, but insurance companies are pretty clued up on these situations. If you had any symptoms of an unexplained, undiagnosed condition, necessitating a visit to the Doctors, they will see this as non-disclosure. You'll have to wait and see and when you get their decision, then decide your next step.

I expected some resistance but wasnt expecting these grounds specifically. I was only diagnosed last year but took the policy out initially in 2012 and then updated in 2014 - so its 2014 they are going from. I was asked the standard questions, any numbness, pins and needles - i answered no. But last year i told my neuro verbally (after being asked to rack my brains) that I had experienced some altered sensation in 1 leg and felt hot/cold sensations, it lasted about a week and i estimated it was probably as far back as 5 years ago (in honesty i can't renember when it was) there is no record of this since i never reported it to my GP as it went away after a week or so. So the only record of this incident is my own recollection. But the GP has told the insurance of this incident and they are saying they would never have covered me had they have known. But 1. It may have happened after the policy - i cant remember 2. I didnt with hold it, i just didnt remember and 3. They didnt specifically ask me about 'altered sensation' I suspect they will refuse it and i will have to appeal

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@beky , you're going to have to argue with the insurance company, appeal and then possibly involve the Insurance Ombudsman. You could ask your local MP for their view and see if there's any additional leverage there. Good luck