Mine is O-Positive.
What is your blood type?
05/02/2012
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I'm O positive as well.
Originally posted by
bayosgirl
Mine is O-Positive.
05/02/2012
B+ only about 8% of people have my type.
05/02/2012
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o-positive
Originally posted by
bayosgirl
Mine is O-Positive.
05/02/2012
A+
According to Japanese Blood Type Personality, that makes me:
Earnest, creative, sensible, reserved, patient, responsible
Fastidious, overearnest, stubborn, tense
Fairly true.
According to Japanese Blood Type Personality, that makes me:
Earnest, creative, sensible, reserved, patient, responsible
Fastidious, overearnest, stubborn, tense
Fairly true.
05/02/2012
Never heard of Rh and i don't know my blood type
05/02/2012
is it bad that i have no idea what mine is...?
05/02/2012
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I'm A+ as well.....and this fits me as well!! How odd.
Originally posted by
hyacinthgirl
A+
According to Japanese Blood Type Personality, that makes me:
Earnest, creative, sensible, reserved, patient, responsible
Fastidious, overearnest, stubborn, tense
Fairly true.
According to Japanese Blood Type Personality, that makes me:
Earnest, creative, sensible, reserved, patient, responsible
Fastidious, overearnest, stubborn, tense
Fairly true.
05/02/2012
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I am O+, Sigel is AB- and Arch is A+
Originally posted by
bayosgirl
Mine is O-Positive.
05/02/2012
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Not bad but potentially dangerous if you need a transfusion! Seriously, though they will check before giving you whole blood but it's fun to know.
Originally posted by
StarFire
is it bad that i have no idea what mine is...?
05/02/2012
I'm pretty sure I'm O+.
05/02/2012
I have no idea what blood type I am.
05/02/2012
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Mine is A-positive.
Originally posted by
bayosgirl
Mine is O-Positive.
05/02/2012
I'm O positive.
05/02/2012
I am A-. I used to donate a lot.
05/02/2012
i have no idea! how do i find out?
05/02/2012
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i don't know! we need an option for that too.
Originally posted by
bayosgirl
Mine is O-Positive.
05/02/2012
Looks like I'm the first to say o-. The universal donor. I really should donate more frequently!
05/02/2012
I'm A+.
05/02/2012
I'm A-positive, and my partner is O-negative.
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I shall join you! I am also O negative.
Originally posted by
Gracie
Looks like I'm the first to say o-. The universal donor. I really should donate more frequently!
05/02/2012
O positive. which is pretty good but not nearly as good as those O negative peoples.
05/02/2012
I think mine is A, it's been a while.
05/02/2012
I'm A+ my husband is O+.
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If you have ever donated blood or had blood work at a dr's office or lab they should know. It should be in your medical chart.
Originally posted by
michael scofield
i have no idea! how do i find out?
I donated blood a lot and when I was pregnant they told me it was really important to know because you could need a transfusion. Anyhow, I'm B+. My hubby is O-.
If you know your blood type, your parents blood type, and your spouse's blood type you can figure out the likelihood of your children's blood type. For example:
My mom is O positive. I don't know what my dad is, but in order for me to be B he has to have B in him. So my dad can either be AB or B. In order to have O blood both parents have to have an O factor in their blood. Since my mom is O and my father gave me a B. My blood type is actually BO. My partner is O negative. So our children will have a 50% chance of being B or being O. The positive or negative (RH factor) is determined a different way.
If you want more information on this check out the Red Cross.
05/02/2012
You can sometimes rule out paternity with blood type alone
Example: An O+ father and A+ mother have a child.
O, while the most common is recessive, so the father only can give the O gene. The mother can either be purely blood type A or carry a recessive O (recessives don't show, but carry)
So, if the child is B or AB it is impossible (or a trillion to one) that he fathered the child in question. How did the B get there?
I study blood types and stuff, find it fascinating. Sorry for the rant!
Example: An O+ father and A+ mother have a child.
O, while the most common is recessive, so the father only can give the O gene. The mother can either be purely blood type A or carry a recessive O (recessives don't show, but carry)
So, if the child is B or AB it is impossible (or a trillion to one) that he fathered the child in question. How did the B get there?
I study blood types and stuff, find it fascinating. Sorry for the rant!
05/02/2012
O-positive. I'm universal!
05/02/2012
Lots of O-positives here! I didn't know we were so common.
And Mwar, that is fascinating. I've always been interested in blood type and genetics.
And Mwar, that is fascinating. I've always been interested in blood type and genetics.
05/03/2012
O positive
05/03/2012
I'm O
05/03/2012
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