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What's Your Blood Type?

barilla

By barilla
in Related Issues & Disorders

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luvs2eat Collaborator
luvs2eat
Posted

I am A+, as is my ex-husband... so imagine my surprise when my middle daughter, who is also a celiac, told me she is O+?

Two A+'s don't necessarily add up to all A+ kids.

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Smunkeemom Enthusiast
Smunkeemom
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I am A+, as is my ex-husband... so imagine my surprise when my middle daughter, who is also a celiac, told me she is O+?

Two A+'s don't necessarily add up to all A+ kids.

that confused me, until I found this.... Open Original Shared Link

which when you scroll down and put A for both parents then the thing says you can get A, or O

so, I believe you LOL (not that I didn't but since hubby and I are both O it was explained that our kids had to be, but I guess that's different for different blood types and didn't know until today. Our kids could have been O+ or O- but ended up + which is kinda cool in some ways and kinda uncool in others)

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
Posted

AB+

barilla Explorer
barilla
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What I find interesting is that,

I am A-negative and my husband is O-negative. I just had a baby in Dec. and she is A+

...Two negatives made a positive.... I guess anything is possible!

I had to get two shots after birth because a lot of my baby's blood entered into my blood.

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

....O+ here....

loraleena Contributor
loraleena
Posted

O -

tiffjake Enthusiast
tiffjake
Posted

I am A+ and my hubby is 0-, and he refuses to give blood, and I bug him to death about it.....

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utdan Apprentice
utdan
Posted

I'm O- and so is both my parents and siblings. I suspect my dad had celiac.

justjane Rookie
justjane
Posted

A-

kathymacn Newbie
kathymacn
Posted
I am A- negative. I know most of the world is positive (RH factor).

Just curious to see how many others that are celiacs are a negative RH factor.

A-negative also.

evie Rookie
evie
Posted
I am A- negative. I know most of the world is positive (RH factor).

Just curious to see how many others that are celiacs are a negative RH factor.

:rolleyes: barrilla, this is a bit differnt than your question but I read somewhere that most celiacs are O's.

with adding myself as O blood type the posts add up to 11 0's and 6 A's and B's, so this is around 1/2. Have a good day all, evie

Guest chaos ink
Guest chaos ink
Posted

O Positive .Lots of A and O here.

indyceliac Newbie
indyceliac
Posted

I am B+.

The most common blood type is O, followed by A, B then AB. Positive being more common than Neg.

So if most celiacs are O, its probably only because O is the most common blood type.

:rolleyes: barrilla, this is a bit differnt than your question but I read somewhere that most celiacs are O's.

with adding myself as O blood type the posts add up to 11 0's and 6 A's and B's, so this is around 1/2. Have a good day all, evie

food4healthmom Newbie
food4healthmom
Posted

Hi Ladies,

I have been wheat/Gluten/corn/soy/dairy free since 2/22/06, due to being so ill for

several months. Including a B12 deficiency. Diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in 95' when

they couldn't prove that I had the Ankylosing Spondylitis I had been being treated for

since the age of 14! Ok, here is the thing. I went off all this stuff after seeing a

nutritionist who counsels on Blood Type Diets, helping people with chronic diseases and to

lose weight, also. I am an A+, 40 yo, and just had 1st pregnancy 2yr ago. Everything

got much worse after that event. I wonder if I have had it all along and it was triggered

by the pregnancy. I nursed for 20 months and it got much worse when I stopped.

Today, I had oatmeal and about 90 mins later thought I was dying. That I was supposed to

be able to have?! So, looking for a "what should I do next" Tests? Advice? Where does

Gluten hide?

Thanks in advance to all,

Trish in Bullville, NY

VydorScope Proficient
VydorScope
Posted
I am A+, as is my ex-husband... so imagine my surprise when my middle daughter, who is also a celiac, told me she is O+?

Two A+'s don't necessarily add up to all A+ kids.

YeP.. because "A" is often AO and "B" is often BO so you realy have...(stetching my memory back to bilogy class...)

AA (called A)

AB (Called AB)

AO (Called A)

BO (Called B )

BB (called B )

OO (Called O)

So a father with AO and mother with AO could easily have a child with O

BTW I am O+ , Red Cross constantly after me to donate! :)

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azmom3 Contributor
azmom3
Posted

AB+ here

I just started thinking....I've heard of diets based on your blood type? Does anyone know anything about this? I'm wondering if the things we're allergic or intolerant to could be similar for other people with the same blood type???? Your thought anyone???

misskerry Newbie
misskerry
Posted

I am O+, but my parents and both of my sisters are all A+.

beaglemania Rookie
beaglemania
Posted

I don't know my blood type. I've always wanted to find out though.

Kirian Rookie
Kirian
Posted

Another O Negative here. :)

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
Posted

AB+ here.

Rikki Tikki Explorer
Rikki Tikki
Posted

AB+ for me

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
Posted
AB+ here

I just started thinking....I've heard of diets based on your blood type? Does anyone know anything about this? I'm wondering if the things we're allergic or intolerant to could be similar for other people with the same blood type???? Your thought anyone???

If I did the diet for my blood type it would kill me. My type has wheat as a main grain.

cathy321 Newbie
cathy321
Posted

I'm O negative.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
Posted

O neg for me. this blood type diet is mainly proteins such as meat. I believe o has been around since the beginning of time so we are meat eaters..... That's about the only thing that seems correct within my body---no grains...everything else doesn't ever add up for me!!!!!

lonewolf Collaborator
lonewolf
Posted

A+! I always studied hard in school!

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