Powerline in Stonebridge

[ocrenter]

[quote=kkun] Though I was not totally convinced about the health risk (because I believe there are other stuffs like bad food and lifestyle actually poses higher risk), at the end of the day it’s not worth to put my family out to the risk.

Thank you for your opinion. Good that I found Piggington before bidding for the home. Hopefully will find a good home soon..[/quote]

the risk is minimal. but why risk it especially when you are paying good money for your house. you’ll have plenty of opportunities finding your house minus the 200 foot tall metal tower neighbors. best of luck!

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your contributions, MegaFactMan. Although we do not have this issue near residential housing in SD County, I DO believe living near nuclear test sites, nuclear dumps and nuclear test facilities is a major factor in being diagnosed with several types of cancer, some deadly. In addition, Dept of Energy employees and their contractors who do NOT live or work near these facilities but are regularly badged into them are at risk of developing cancer. I have seen both of these phenomenons first hand for healthy people who have been diagnosed with unexplained cancers.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your contributions, MegaFactMan. Although we do not have this issue near residential housing in SD County, I DO believe living near nuclear test sites, nuclear dumps and nuclear test facilities is a major factor in being diagnosed with several types of cancer, some deadly. In addition, Dept of Energy employees and their contractors who do NOT live or work near these facilities but are regularly badged into them are at risk of developing cancer. I have seen both of these phenomenons first hand for healthy people who have been diagnosed with unexplained cancers.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your contributions, MegaFactMan. Although we do not have this issue near residential housing in SD County, I DO believe living near nuclear test sites, nuclear dumps and nuclear test facilities is a major factor in being diagnosed with several types of cancer, some deadly. In addition, Dept of Energy employees and their contractors who do NOT live or work near these facilities but are regularly badged into them are at risk of developing cancer. I have seen both of these phenomenons first hand for healthy people who have been diagnosed with unexplained cancers.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your contributions, MegaFactMan. Although we do not have this issue near residential housing in SD County, I DO believe living near nuclear test sites, nuclear dumps and nuclear test facilities is a major factor in being diagnosed with several types of cancer, some deadly. In addition, Dept of Energy employees and their contractors who do NOT live or work near these facilities but are regularly badged into them are at risk of developing cancer. I have seen both of these phenomenons first hand for healthy people who have been diagnosed with unexplained cancers.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your contributions, MegaFactMan. Although we do not have this issue near residential housing in SD County, I DO believe living near nuclear test sites, nuclear dumps and nuclear test facilities is a major factor in being diagnosed with several types of cancer, some deadly. In addition, Dept of Energy employees and their contractors who do NOT live or work near these facilities but are regularly badged into them are at risk of developing cancer. I have seen both of these phenomenons first hand for healthy people who have been diagnosed with unexplained cancers.

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