What blood group are you?

Dekka

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I am A- I had to have nasty shots when I was pregnant.

AA or AO? If AO she has a 25% chance of being O
This is very true, Os are universal donors as they don't have antibodies. So if you guys are both AO, which would only show as A she could be O.
 

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She's a+. They tested her in the hospital when she was born because she had to have a blood transfusion. She had pneumonia and underwent a bunch of blood tests

Brian's parent's are both A+ and my mom is A- and dad is A+ so that makes us AA, correct?
 

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O something or other. Pretty sure negative. Unfortunately, I can't give blood because I'm iron and b12 anemic (even though I take vitamins for both).
 

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A+

Can't donate due to frequent piercings and tattoos.

Don't particularly want to support Canadian Blood Services due to their stance on gay men donating. While it's changing, it's still very discriminatory and unfortunate they stereotype like that.
 

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O+ here.
I would be such a dedicated donor :p but I have anemic / low iron and low blood sugar problems a lot of the time and I will be on the floor before cookies and juice :p I won't remember it, and I don't mind, but the ladies taking my blood do :rofl1:
 
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A+ here!

I've donated several times before, and didn't mind it. Definitely something I would do again. My school has hosts a blood drive several times each year, and I'll donate if I'm on campus that days.
 

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#28
O+

And I haven't donated in a couple years :eek: I really hadn't thought about it until this moment.....time flies!
 
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#30
B-

I found out a few years ago when I donated in high school.

My mom is B+, but I have no idea about the rest of my family.
 

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O-. I already knew my blood type (I think my mom told me when I was young, and I've also donated blood) but I did get to have the shots when pregnant. My kiddo joins your B+ club though :)
 
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I am AB positive which is one of the rarer ones but my older sister is AB negative which I think is rarer. I donated blood for years but too old now.
 

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I'm O- I think. Sounds right. I have rarely been able to donate though. Until the last 6 months or so, I always had issues keeping my weight up, my blood sugar okay, blood pressure okay...etc. They always refused letting me donate. I haven't tried recently.
 

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O+

Found out in the Army. It's on your dog tags :p

The red cross calls me allllll the time. Then if I go to donate, I never weigh enough for my height and they make me leave. Thanks guys. (They're also the WORST I'VE EVER HAD AT DRAWING BLOOD OMFG)

I think my whole family is O+ or O- (I think my dad is - and my mom is +, but I could have that backwards.

I'm not a universal donor, because I'm +, but O is in enough demand they call al the time. Though lately I've been getting too many tattoo's to be allowed to donate.
 

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I'm O- but don't donate because they have a hard enough time drawing blood in normal situations, the big bore needle they use for donations would be even worse. I've got narrow rollie veins and have passed out before after getting repeatedly stuck when they couldn't find the vein.
 

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