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The studies they have done are on proximity to freeway only. Height may have some impact but that’s only my guess and who knows exactly how much. Do you have kids?

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I agree with others who stated that it’s not the noise that I would be worried about but the impact on health.

Also, I live about 1/2 mile from the 5 and I definitely have white noise this far away and it is worse at night. I like to pretend it’s the ocean. 😉

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I agree with others who stated that it’s not the noise that I would be worried about but the impact on health.

Also, I live about 1/2 mile from the 5 and I definitely have white noise this far away and it is worse at night. I like to pretend it’s the ocean. 😉

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I agree with others who stated that it’s not the noise that I would be worried about but the impact on health.

Also, I live about 1/2 mile from the 5 and I definitely have white noise this far away and it is worse at night. I like to pretend it’s the ocean. 😉

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I agree with others who stated that it’s not the noise that I would be worried about but the impact on health.

Also, I live about 1/2 mile from the 5 and I definitely have white noise this far away and it is worse at night. I like to pretend it’s the ocean. 😉

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I agree with others who stated that it’s not the noise that I would be worried about but the impact on health.

Also, I live about 1/2 mile from the 5 and I definitely have white noise this far away and it is worse at night. I like to pretend it’s the ocean. 😉

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She’s already been sentenced to 2 years jail time, 4 years probation.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jan/25/la-jolla-woman-who-scratched-babies-gets-jail-term/

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She’s already been sentenced to 2 years jail time, 4 years probation.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jan/25/la-jolla-woman-who-scratched-babies-gets-jail-term/

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She’s already been sentenced to 2 years jail time, 4 years probation.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jan/25/la-jolla-woman-who-scratched-babies-gets-jail-term/

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She’s already been sentenced to 2 years jail time, 4 years probation.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jan/25/la-jolla-woman-who-scratched-babies-gets-jail-term/

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She’s already been sentenced to 2 years jail time, 4 years probation.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/jan/25/la-jolla-woman-who-scratched-babies-gets-jail-term/

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[quote=Stradivarius]I do qualify for phakic IOL but since it has only had approval in this country since 2003, I’m not ready to do it yet, personally. But it’s all risk:benefit. If at some point I can’t wear contact lenses comfortably, certainly I would consider it. But for now my eyes are healthy (near-sightedness is not pathology), so I’m not fixing it if it ain’t broke.[/quote]

FYI, I had this done last year and couldn’t be more pleased. I wasn’t a candidate for Lasik either due to complete-nerdy-coke-bottle-nearsightedness and my correction was too great. While it hasn’t had approval as long, the surgery is the same as long time proven cataract surgery with less risk since you are not removing the natural lens. And it’s reversible.

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[quote=Stradivarius]I do qualify for phakic IOL but since it has only had approval in this country since 2003, I’m not ready to do it yet, personally. But it’s all risk:benefit. If at some point I can’t wear contact lenses comfortably, certainly I would consider it. But for now my eyes are healthy (near-sightedness is not pathology), so I’m not fixing it if it ain’t broke.[/quote]

FYI, I had this done last year and couldn’t be more pleased. I wasn’t a candidate for Lasik either due to complete-nerdy-coke-bottle-nearsightedness and my correction was too great. While it hasn’t had approval as long, the surgery is the same as long time proven cataract surgery with less risk since you are not removing the natural lens. And it’s reversible.

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[quote=Stradivarius]I do qualify for phakic IOL but since it has only had approval in this country since 2003, I’m not ready to do it yet, personally. But it’s all risk:benefit. If at some point I can’t wear contact lenses comfortably, certainly I would consider it. But for now my eyes are healthy (near-sightedness is not pathology), so I’m not fixing it if it ain’t broke.[/quote]

FYI, I had this done last year and couldn’t be more pleased. I wasn’t a candidate for Lasik either due to complete-nerdy-coke-bottle-nearsightedness and my correction was too great. While it hasn’t had approval as long, the surgery is the same as long time proven cataract surgery with less risk since you are not removing the natural lens. And it’s reversible.

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[quote=Stradivarius]I do qualify for phakic IOL but since it has only had approval in this country since 2003, I’m not ready to do it yet, personally. But it’s all risk:benefit. If at some point I can’t wear contact lenses comfortably, certainly I would consider it. But for now my eyes are healthy (near-sightedness is not pathology), so I’m not fixing it if it ain’t broke.[/quote]

FYI, I had this done last year and couldn’t be more pleased. I wasn’t a candidate for Lasik either due to complete-nerdy-coke-bottle-nearsightedness and my correction was too great. While it hasn’t had approval as long, the surgery is the same as long time proven cataract surgery with less risk since you are not removing the natural lens. And it’s reversible.

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