I thank all those who donate blood. Due to blood cancer, I have required donated blood transfusions many times and it has literally saved my life. Never underestimate the value of your donation. You are the silent heroes, thank you!
Just donated O+ for the first time a few weeks ago, had no idea how important these donations were, plan to do it a few times a year going forward now. Good luck!!
My daughter and I were just discussing this ... we are both O- ... so every person in the world can receive our blood (which is why the blood banks are calling us all the time for donations), but we can only receive 0- blood. It's nice that we have each other.
@@seviregis7441 You are so right. There is even some speculation that those of us who are rh negative are from outer space because there is no way to tell where we came from ... LOL
@@adele865 - O is a recessive gene, meaning anyone with O as their blood type is actually OO, having gotten an O from each of their parents. Since you are AB+, your children can only be A (AO) or B (BO) blood types, having gotten the O from Dad and an A or B from you.
I'm O- CMV neg, which means it gets used for neonatal (babies) use apparently! I've been donating since i was 18,my last donation was 3rd February and it was my 107th. Several more years left for a few more donations hopefully!! Congrats to all donors,keep up the good work!!
People like you are the ones that inspired me to donate as soon as I´m 18! (4 months to go!) I have already wanted to donate for years so I can´t wait to be finally able to help people by donating my blood. 107th time of donating your blood... You´re truly a hero! I can´t imagine how many lives you probably saved with that amount. You´re so awesome and incredible. Keep up the good work!
@@killerqueen5129 many thanks for your kind words!! I wish you well for when you start your journey as a new blood donor! Your message made my day,if my story helped someone become a donor thats a good thing. Good luck with your 1st donation when you start. Maybe you could do a vlog as an inspiration to others,take it a stage further than my few words! Regards Dave.
I'm O- too...I'm 21 now but donated just thrice...covid came in and i couldn't donate much and honestly I'm a little scared of needles but I'll still donate some more hoping it would save somebody somewhere
I have AB- and am now 28yrs old. I've gone through multiple transfusions over my lifetime thus far and my body had rejected O-, A-, & B- leaving me with only AB- as the acceptance threshold being on the receiving end. Pretty wild stuff! Now imagine being a number of that statistic and needing blood..
I'm ab- no Vax because I'm allergic to all vaccines . We are so different I'm also allergic to most all medications. I've got totally organic foods grass fed or rancher meat I'm 51 and now I eat different and take natural herbs for medications I'm in much better shape. I try to stay out of hospitals they don't have the knowledge of our blood type growing up military they understood the difference they treated my sicknesses differently that civilian docs it's very concerning they group everyone together and we are so very different. For example iron in prenatal vitamins almost killed me I took one and passed out driving. Study your blood type their are certain food we should eat either . Blessings to you both 🙏PRAYING FOR YOU and everyone.
@@arnabbhattacharjee9834 In my country (the largest one in Austronesia) we generally don't do a Rh test since Rh- are so rare. AB are not that rare here somehow, almost a tenth of the population has it. we don't really know though how many of those are Rh-.
One of my nephews was diagnosed with Leukemia and needed A+ blood for his platelets. Everyone in my family is O+ but they needed A for him. I'm the only one left in the family with A+ type since my grandpa and my mom passed away, so as soon as i heard he needed the transfusion i marched right up there to the clinic's blood bank. I've donated 3 times total, fortunately he rang the bell last year and he's doing well so no more tranfusions were needed. He's turning 4 on August and I plan to keep donating for anyone that needs it :)
I have just started donating whole blood and will start donating platelets soon (A+) and am really looking forward to saving lives of people with cancer by donating platelets as often as I can
@@lightfoot1Juke Correct. But, if either of my kids marry someone who is either heterozygous A or B, or even 0, there’s a good chance their kids could be 0.
I also have AB- blood and my wife O. With all our 4 daughters, the Pediatrician took extra effort in monitoring them days after being born while at the hospital as their bodies were switching to what their actual blood type would be. My wife's OB-GYN explained it to us that there's an inherent incompatibility with our blood types which might lead our newborn babies to be jaundiced days after delivery. Or at least that's how I remember the doctor explained it to us. By God's grace, they're all happy and healthy young ladies today.
personally, being B- is fun because it both sounds like a command, and its a good excuse for when I'm in a bad mood "sorry, can't help it, its my blood type"
O - Had covid February of 2020.. No fever , no aches and pains.. Just a really bad cough.. Had heard recently, that people with type O blood had very mild symptoms of covid.. Turns out that was correct.. For me anyways..
Same here. It felt like a mild cold. And I was diagnosed with copd 10 years ago and had heart attack last summer and still smoke a pack a day. Lol. For 2 years I thought God if I get this covid I'm going to die. But I refuse there vax. I got sick and lived. Lol. I think we've been played. Crisis is there brand.
Ingrid Glanzner.......I'm O- myself and have yet to get Covid am 76 and not even a cold in years. Now our idiot pm wants us all poisoned with the clotshot so we can all die of a heart attack. No thanks, no jab, no masks, no lockdowns and above all NO turdeau for me.
Yes, been following this all over the world from the beginning and it seems to be a viable theory….Covid just doesn’t like an O- host…my symptoms were very mild and made full recovery within days and I’m thankfully unvaxxed….didn’t want that shit in my body screwing up with my natural ability…..
I tested positive for the antibodies in October. I didn't know I ever had it, but I tested negative 5 times earlier. O+ It would be really interesting to see a role up to see if there is a correlation.
I'm giving blood today. I'm type A+. My dad's G.I. dog tags reveal that he was type O, so that means my mom was type A+. Incidentally, my dad died from a stroke at age 78, although type O's are supposedly less likely to have cardiovascular issues. He was overweight at the time of his death, so this didn't help matters any.
I have O positive's in my family... many had strokes and heart disease. So, we can't go on that.. Like they said, O positives don't get covid... I know a lot of O positives, got that corona... one can't go on that either... I think it depends on the person and their immune systems and gut health.
I am AB+, I can receive blood from any blood groups but I can only donate blood to my co-blood group which AB+ 💉 Donating blood can save lives, regardless of what type of blood you have. You may not be able help all people but a few people can make a big difference!
The Red Cross has really good guidance on what's the best use of your time at a blood donation center per blood type. (I.e being an A+ I get recruited for plasma donation, since that can help the most people.) But don't at all be discouraged from donation in any way you can regardless of blood type! The blood supply has really been hurting for donations. (Btw, great video!)
I’m O- and I never thought much about it until I got pregnant. I had to get 2 extra shots just in case my blood mixed with the baby that didn’t have my blood type. It could harm him. At least that’s how they explained it to me. It freaked me out.
O- is compatible with all types. Are you sure you are O-? Or maybe if the blood of the baby was not O- and blood mixed somehow then it would be harmful for you the mother because O- can only recieve O- blood.
@No Thing I’m definitely O-. The doctor even gave me a card I’m supposed to carry around in my wallet that tells people in case I get hurt and need blood.
As a 0rh- it’s annoying to know that you can give blood to any type but take just only from your type, I guess that’s why it’s rarest and hard to find.
I had to wait overnight in the ICU for O negative blood to be delivered so I could start my transfusion. They were out of it in my town. Had to be helicoptered in. They stabilized me by having 6 liters of fluid running continuously.
B- is even rarer among Asians (both south Asians and far eastern) and I happen to be a South Asian.....icing on the cake for some inexplicable reason I am the only B- among my siblings and my parents. Everyone in my family is AB+ with the exception of me. This is statistically impossible because parents pass genes for blood type to children and if both parents are AB+ then the child born has a 99% chance of being AB+. For a while I started suspecting I was adopted....but I am definitely not adopted. I am a genetic anomaly.
I've donated blood since I was 18. I'm O- and work in a hospital, so I'm always on call to donate in case of an emergency. I even have my own after donation snacks and drinks.
I am B+ blood type, I had personally thought that negative bloods will be rarer than positive ones and also thought that my blood is fairly rare among the positive group because I don't know anyone outside my family who has B+ blood type though I have met so many people. Fun fact: 98% of my family from my mother side is B+, my grandpa and all of his brothers were B+ and all of their children and most of their grandchildren are B+ as well
O- type here and I have been donating since 18 y.o…..now 70y.o.! I DO have one complaint. I think, if you are a blood donor and eventually NEED blood…they should NOT charge you for it (or at least up to however much you have actually donated.) I had a serious accident when I was 27 y.o. and almost bled out and died. I remember when I looked over the hospital bills, seeing all the blood charges and it kind of irked me, since I’d been donating for years. I’ve also donated platelets and, wow, does that ever knock me on my ass for a couple of days afterwards…..Ironically, my late longtime GF was a phlebotomist (her side gig…we were both touring musicians.) I also lived in New Orleans for years (still own a house there) and my current GF is from Romania…so I’ve heard a LOT of vampire jokes.🤣😂
O Neg & CMV Negative as well! (O neg, Kell neg, CMV neg, 'rr' blood is used in emergencies, and transfused to those with unformed or weakened immune systems - for example babies, patients undergoing chemotherapy, and those with immunodeficiency conditions. It is also used for women of childbearing age.) Premmie Neonatal Babies love it!
My brother is ab-. And I always tell my family that we should collaborate with nearby hospitals where he donate his blood in regular interval of time. And ask them to keep its reserve. Bcuz u never know. And till this day we haven't met anyone who has ab- blood group. This proves how rare it is.
I’m AB- I was told years 30-ish ago to not bother donating because the rare type would hit its shelf life before anyone would need it. I think I was the only one in the county I grew up in.
@@P_Mann They call my sister constantly bugging her to donate. She’s AB- like me. They don’t call me because I’m on too many meds. They don’t want my blood! 😂
So when I was 5 class, our classroom teacher asked everyone about their blood type, when my no.came I was B- she said only animals have b- blood group you must be b+ , so I thought I could be because everyone in my Entire family is b+ , but later on I findout , I really did have b- blood group . And yes I have donated my blood in my school twice.
Actually your blood can be quite helpful, because it can be given to other AB+ people without having to use other blood types which may be needed by other people who aren't AB+
I have blood group 0 and what is known as streak blood, which means that as a donor I am treated like someone with blood group 0+ and as a recipient I am treated like someone with 0-.
I am O- and I never knew how it pertains to me and the rest of the population! You learn something new and I am a vampires first choice, L.O.L.!!!! !!!!
I have a doubt which is killing me ..so help me out...how a blood can be negative suppose if the RBC does not have A antigen then it should be in O blood group type ..so ques. is how negative blood cells form????
The positive and negative factors represent the D antigen. If your blood cells have the D antigen then your blood type is positive and if your blood cells do not have the D antigen then you are classified as a negative blood group. I hope that answers your question.
There is a huge misconception about blood donation among people inbthe world. That misconception is that people think a person with ab positive blood can receive any blood type.i agree that they can receive red blood cells without plasma. But the problem comeswith plasma as it may contain antibodies. For an example , think for a moment your blood type is ab positive and my blood type is o negative. What will realy happen if you were given my o negative blood with plasma. Then antibodies in yoyr blood react with antigens in my red blood cells , resulting in clotting. I havent seen clear clarification regarding this matter. On the other hand a person with o negative blood can give only their blood cells without plasma , for any blood type . Please correct , if l am wrong
B -, CMV negative, 11 gallon donor here. My parents (nurse O- mom, doctor AB- dad) were regular blood donors, and I am glad I am able to donate regularly. Unfortunately, I can’t donate plasma, as I have the antigens behind the TRALI syndrome as a result of the birth of my AB+ son. Knowing I can make a difference for preemies, newborns, AIDS patients, burn victims, and anyone with immune system challenges, means I’m happy to get my Red Cross reminder phone calls.
O negative blood is recessive so both parents must be negative for a baby to be negative. I am O negative, as were both of my parents and brothers. My husband is O positive. Both of my children are O positive so after the first, there can be a mixing of blood which causes the blood of the mom to build up antibodies that will attack the blood of successive babies. These babies were called blue babies and often survived through receiving complete transfusions shortly after birth. Luckily, a mom receiving a shot of the appropriate rogam (maybe misspelled) prevents the them from developing these dangerous antibodies. Modern medical science saves lives. Very interesting info.
Thank you for the information, Peggy! Actually, it's not true that both parents need to be Rh negative in order to have a Rh negative child. If both Rh positive parents have a hidden recessive trait, it can show up in their kid's blood type. For example my parents are 0+, and I was born with 0- blood
1:35 that fact right there "people with negative blood type tend to have more mental health issues" Me being A- Ahhh no wonder why I have soo many diagnosed n undiagnosed mental health issues 💁♀️
O+ can donate to any positive blood type. O+ can only receive O+ or O- blood. O- can donate to any positive or negative blood type. O- can only receive O- blood.
I don´t understand the graphic. Sometimes I think itś listing which blood types can accept a given type. But then there is a percentage number which seems unrelated to what is on the screen.
My dad was o- if he'd knew it was important he would have donated more. But he's gone now so it's sad my dad when he was alive. No one told him his blood was rare.
O+ is my blood group. I like to be alone 🙂 I get very angry at times😡 If I do something after I get angry, I feel bad for my work😔 But I cannot see the people I love in trouble 😌 Whose habits match me 🙂🙂🙂
I’m o- but after finding out they charge people(or there insurance) up to 3000$ for the blood, I refuse. If I donate I want it to be given freely to those in need. But now nope, they make money off of a freely given product and dangle it in front of people who need it.
My daughter received 4 units of blood, and there is no charge for the blood, but there are charges for the IV machine etc. it’s really sad you refuse to donate. I’m so thankful there were people who cared enough so my child could survive. They are heroes.
It costs money to store and peopledont work for free. The blood has to be tested also, there are costs involved. In a perfect world that would be awesome if they didn't charge. I'm sure there are cases where people receive blood at no cost though.
A+ here ;-) and I have been donating blood (platelets too) for about 20 years now at the Red Cross. I encourage every type of person to visit your local Red Cross or go online to find a local drive and sign up. You won't regret it because so many people are in desperate need. Plus, you get snacks and juice too! Thank you for this video and to all those donors too, all of you ROCK!
I’m A negative, negative. That’s not a typo. They said it means “you don’t have anything at all in your blood. No detectable markers. Also known as Golden Blood.” Can anyone verify or negate this information. Feel free.
I thank all those who donate blood. Due to blood cancer, I have required donated blood transfusions many times and it has literally saved my life. Never underestimate the value of your donation. You are the silent heroes, thank you!
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Same for me and also platelet transfusions. I've been free of leukaemia for 33 years now. I'm A-
Just donated O+ for the first time a few weeks ago, had no idea how important these donations were, plan to do it a few times a year going forward now. Good luck!!
No problem. I always donate when I have the time
Just never donated. I Still have blood.
My daughter and I were just discussing this ... we are both O- ... so every person in the world can receive our blood (which is why the blood banks are calling us all the time for donations), but we can only receive 0- blood. It's nice that we have each other.
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Hi family member, O neg. here. We come from the same family tree way back...
@@seviregis7441 You are so right. There is even some speculation that those of us who are rh negative are from outer space because there is no way to tell where we came from ... LOL
O- here also, and an Anti-D Doner also
@@adele865 - O is a recessive gene, meaning anyone with O as their blood type is actually OO, having gotten an O from each of their parents. Since you are AB+, your children can only be A (AO) or B (BO) blood types, having gotten the O from Dad and an A or B from you.
I'm O- CMV neg, which means it gets used for neonatal (babies) use apparently! I've been donating since i was 18,my last donation was 3rd February and it was my 107th. Several more years left for a few more donations hopefully!! Congrats to all donors,keep up the good work!!
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People like you are the ones that inspired me to donate as soon as I´m 18! (4 months to go!)
I have already wanted to donate for years so I can´t wait to be finally able to help people by donating my blood.
107th time of donating your blood... You´re truly a hero! I can´t imagine how many lives you probably saved with that amount. You´re so awesome and incredible. Keep up the good work!
@@killerqueen5129 many thanks for your kind words!! I wish you well for when you start your journey as a new blood donor! Your message made my day,if my story helped someone become a donor thats a good thing. Good luck with your 1st donation when you start. Maybe you could do a vlog as an inspiration to others,take it a stage further than my few words! Regards Dave.
I'm O- too...I'm 21 now but donated just thrice...covid came in and i couldn't donate much and honestly I'm a little scared of needles but I'll still donate some more hoping it would save somebody somewhere
I have AB- and am now 28yrs old. I've gone through multiple transfusions over my lifetime thus far and my body had rejected O-, A-, & B- leaving me with only AB- as the acceptance threshold being on the receiving end. Pretty wild stuff! Now imagine being a number of that statistic and needing blood..
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I have AB-ve however I wish I could have donated you. Saving Life is the precious thing in this world. 29 years and vaccinated
I'm ab- no Vax because I'm allergic to all vaccines . We are so different I'm also allergic to most all medications. I've got totally organic foods grass fed or rancher meat I'm 51 and now I eat different and take natural herbs for medications I'm in much better shape. I try to stay out of hospitals they don't have the knowledge of our blood type growing up military they understood the difference they treated my sicknesses differently that civilian docs it's very concerning they group everyone together and we are so very different. For example iron in prenatal vitamins almost killed me I took one and passed out driving. Study your blood type their are certain food we should eat either . Blessings to you both 🙏PRAYING FOR YOU and everyone.
Lol i would like to join this ab- group. I’ve always worried about needing blood one day.
@@arnabbhattacharjee9834 In my country (the largest one in Austronesia) we generally don't do a Rh test since Rh- are so rare.
AB are not that rare here somehow, almost a tenth of the population has it. we don't really know though how many of those are Rh-.
One of my nephews was diagnosed with Leukemia and needed A+ blood for his platelets. Everyone in my family is O+ but they needed A for him. I'm the only one left in the family with A+ type since my grandpa and my mom passed away, so as soon as i heard he needed the transfusion i marched right up there to the clinic's blood bank. I've donated 3 times total, fortunately he rang the bell last year and he's doing well so no more tranfusions were needed. He's turning 4 on August and I plan to keep donating for anyone that needs it :)
Take love from us🥰🥰🥰
God bless you
I have just started donating whole blood and will start donating platelets soon (A+) and am really looking forward to saving lives of people with cancer by donating platelets as often as I can
I’m O+, my husband is AB-, my daughter is B+ and my son is A-. We have all the combos!
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Your husband's AB is dominant so you will never have a Type O baby.
@@lightfoot1Juke Correct. But, if either of my kids marry someone who is either heterozygous A or B, or even 0, there’s a good chance their kids could be 0.
@@Ripplesinthewaters Yes in deed. ☺️
I also have AB- blood and my wife O. With all our 4 daughters, the Pediatrician took extra effort in monitoring them days after being born while at the hospital as their bodies were switching to what their actual blood type would be. My wife's OB-GYN explained it to us that there's an inherent incompatibility with our blood types which might lead our newborn babies to be jaundiced days after delivery. Or at least that's how I remember the doctor explained it to us. By God's grace, they're all happy and healthy young ladies today.
AB+ is the safest guys they can take blood from any group.... But O- is the precious and much needed blood group
AB+ is my blood group..
😂me my mom and dad and older brother are all O-
I'm O-
im white and i heard that AB+ makes skin darker
@@cmoldovan9638 😂😂 you scared to be black ??
I'm A+ and regularly donate Whole Blood and have so far given 46 times. I always look forward to a cup of tea and a chocolate biscuit afterwards 🙂
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I have B+ .. means Be positive..never give up💪
personally, being B- is fun because it both sounds like a command, and its a good excuse for when I'm in a bad mood "sorry, can't help it, its my blood type"
Same, positive plus
same bro b+ too
O - Had covid February of 2020..
No fever , no aches and pains..
Just a really bad cough..
Had heard recently, that people with type O blood had very mild symptoms of covid..
Turns out that was correct.. For me anyways..
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Same here. It felt like a mild cold. And I was diagnosed with copd 10 years ago and had heart attack last summer and still smoke a pack a day. Lol. For 2 years I thought God if I get this covid I'm going to die. But I refuse there vax. I got sick and lived. Lol. I think we've been played. Crisis is there brand.
Ingrid Glanzner.......I'm O- myself and have yet to get Covid am 76 and not even a cold in years. Now our idiot pm wants us all poisoned with the clotshot so we can all die of a heart attack. No thanks, no jab, no masks, no lockdowns and above all NO turdeau for me.
Yes, been following this all over the world from the beginning and it seems to be a viable theory….Covid just doesn’t like an O- host…my symptoms were very mild and made full recovery within days and I’m thankfully unvaxxed….didn’t want that shit in my body screwing up with my natural ability…..
I tested positive for the antibodies in October. I didn't know I ever had it, but I tested negative 5 times earlier. O+ It would be really interesting to see a role up to see if there is a correlation.
O+: 38%
A+: 27.4%
B+: 22%
AB+: 5.8%
O-: 2.5%
A-: 1.9%
B-: 1.1%
AB-: 0.36%
Ab- Gang
A- gang
B-
A+
O- gang where u at
I'm giving blood today. I'm type A+. My dad's G.I. dog tags reveal that he was type O, so that means my mom was type A+. Incidentally, my dad died from a stroke at age 78, although type O's are supposedly less likely to have cardiovascular issues. He was overweight at the time of his death, so this didn't help matters any.
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I have O positive's in my family... many had strokes and heart disease. So, we can't go on that.. Like they said, O positives don't get covid... I know a lot of O positives, got that corona... one can't go on that either... I think it depends on the person and their immune systems and gut health.
I am AB+, I can receive blood from any blood groups but I can only donate blood to my co-blood group which AB+ 💉
Donating blood can save lives, regardless of what type of blood you have. You may not be able help all people but a few people can make a big difference!
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The Red Cross has really good guidance on what's the best use of your time at a blood donation center per blood type. (I.e being an A+ I get recruited for plasma donation, since that can help the most people.) But don't at all be discouraged from donation in any way you can regardless of blood type! The blood supply has really been hurting for donations. (Btw, great video!)
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red cross is an EVIL org!
@@savannahsmiles1797 What? Why?
A+ can only be given to 3 types. O- can be given to everyone
@@MillerJW100 plasma and platelet donations are different from whole blood. I donate AB+ platelets and plasma, and they can be used for anyone.
I’m O- and I never thought much about it until I got pregnant. I had to get 2 extra shots just in case my blood mixed with the baby that didn’t have my blood type. It could harm him. At least that’s how they explained it to me. It freaked me out.
Congratulation and take care of your baby.🥰🥰🥰
@@datawillalive thank you! He’s 15 now and doing great! 😂😂 😉
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O- is compatible with all types. Are you sure you are O-? Or maybe if the blood of the baby was not O- and blood mixed somehow then it would be harmful for you the mother because O- can only recieve O- blood.
@No Thing I’m definitely O-. The doctor even gave me a card I’m supposed to carry around in my wallet that tells people in case I get hurt and need blood.
As a 0rh- it’s annoying to know that you can give blood to any type but take just only from your type, I guess that’s why it’s rarest and hard to find.
My mother and her 9 siblings were rh-
I had to wait overnight in the ICU for O negative blood to be delivered so I could start my transfusion. They were out of it in my town. Had to be helicoptered in. They stabilized me by having 6 liters of fluid running continuously.
Although O- could be transfused to others, in reality it's reserved for O- patients only.
Angel blood and alien blood I've been called both. But once you get vax you can't give blood. Hmm.
O- is not the rarest! AB- is. Followed by B-. Did you not watch the video?
I feel proud that mine is O negative
What about receiving?
@@GoodBoy-tp9pi 🤣🤣🤣
@@GoodBoy-tp9pi still searching for o-ve frnds😂
Well that is the most precious blood type you can donate blood to anyone but the bad thing is about receiving.
@@nenisguevaragomez8122Because opposites do not attract when giving or receiving blood.
O- Here, also had COVID-19, now blood banks want me to donate and it's annoying.
Bro please help them
You can save a life
I'm AB-, and conversations with others same type are Very interesting
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Same!
We are the rarest blood type so the chance of meeting someone with the same type is very rare
Its nice to have a sister with the same blood, considering the fact that people with our blood type only 1.1 %
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Yes, both of my sisters, myself and my brother are all A negative. So we all know there is safe blood if we ever had to have it🐝🤗❤️
B- is even rarer among Asians (both south Asians and far eastern) and I happen to be a South Asian.....icing on the cake for some inexplicable reason I am the only B- among my siblings and my parents. Everyone in my family is AB+ with the exception of me. This is statistically impossible because parents pass genes for blood type to children and if both parents are AB+ then the child born has a 99% chance of being AB+. For a while I started suspecting I was adopted....but I am definitely not adopted. I am a genetic anomaly.
I'm AB+, which means not only am I a universal recipient, I am a universal plasma donor.
I'm AB+
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I am AB+ too
I'm too
Me to
I give blood every 3-4 months. It’s so vital. If you can’t give money to charity, please give your blood. You truly are helping saving lives…
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I've donated blood since I was 18. I'm O- and work in a hospital, so I'm always on call to donate in case of an emergency. I even have my own after donation snacks and drinks.
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I'm o+ and I glad to have that bcz I can spread positive groups.
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Yeah O+
Been looking for this to reflect on COVID by blood types.
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I am B+ blood type, I had personally thought that negative bloods will be rarer than positive ones and also thought that my blood is fairly rare among the positive group because I don't know anyone outside my family who has B+ blood type though I have met so many people. Fun fact: 98% of my family from my mother side is B+, my grandpa and all of his brothers were B+ and all of their children and most of their grandchildren are B+ as well
I'm B+
Me and my children too🤗
My husband and two sons are B+
I'm B+. And I thought I had most common blood group 🤩
I’m B+ too! 🖐🏻
I have B+ blood type and I do have a clotting disorder. I lost my left leg to blood clots. Thanks for the information very interesting.
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O- type here and I have been donating since 18 y.o…..now 70y.o.! I DO have one complaint. I think, if you are a blood donor and eventually NEED blood…they should NOT charge you for it (or at least up to however much you have actually donated.) I had a serious accident when I was 27 y.o. and almost bled out and died. I remember when I looked over the hospital bills, seeing all the blood charges and it kind of irked me, since I’d been donating for years. I’ve also donated platelets and, wow, does that ever knock me on my ass for a couple of days afterwards…..Ironically, my late longtime GF was a phlebotomist (her side gig…we were both touring musicians.) I also lived in New Orleans for years (still own a house there) and my current GF is from Romania…so I’ve heard a LOT of vampire jokes.🤣😂
Type "O" may be the purest since it can receive only "O" type. Untainted blood type.
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Interesting Data
Ohh! Thank you😍
O Neg & CMV Negative as well! (O neg, Kell neg, CMV neg, 'rr' blood is used in emergencies, and transfused to those with unformed or weakened immune systems - for example babies, patients undergoing chemotherapy, and those with immunodeficiency conditions. It is also used for women of childbearing age.) Premmie Neonatal Babies love it!
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My brother is ab-. And I always tell my family that we should collaborate with nearby hospitals where he donate his blood in regular interval of time. And ask them to keep its reserve. Bcuz u never know. And till this day we haven't met anyone who has ab- blood group. This proves how rare it is.
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Great
Well, it’s nice to meet you…😘
I’m AB- I was told years 30-ish ago to not bother donating because the rare type would hit its shelf life before anyone would need it. I think I was the only one in the county I grew up in.
@@P_Mann They call my sister constantly bugging her to donate. She’s AB- like me. They don’t call me because I’m on too many meds. They don’t want my blood! 😂
In my family 3 people have B- blood group .my mom, my sister and me also.
So when I was 5 class, our classroom teacher asked everyone about their blood type, when my no.came I was B- she said only animals have b- blood group you must be b+ , so I thought I could be because everyone in my Entire family is b+ , but later on I findout , I really did have b- blood group . And yes I have donated my blood in my school twice.
Being A+ I always tell people , its the only A plus I ever got.
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I am AB-. I needed a transfusion once and it took the hospital 2 days to find something compatible.
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Sandra Baker - you must have other antibodies if they can't get crossmatch compatible blood. AB- can receive O-, A-, and B- blood types.
Me with ab- blood type: woah I’m rare
Hello fellow Ab- fren
I also AB-
Today i am happy .... that i Have AB+ BLOOD GROUP🙏🤣
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Me too dude 👌👌👌
Lol ab- lad
My blood group AB+ 🤗🤗 alhamdulillah
@@tausifhayat2235 ❤️❤️❤️
Majority ruled the world...
O+😁
Padh le aur sarkari naukari le le
@@AdityaRaj-wf1gs abe chl nikl apna business wholesale dilli pura khandani business he nokri kon kare 🤭
I am AB+, I'm around halfway in my 20's but donated 12 units... just realized how limited my blood can go to people...
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Actually your blood can be quite helpful, because it can be given to other AB+ people without having to use other blood types which may be needed by other people who aren't AB+
If someone had a vision impairment watching this video they would just hear nice music...
U said that nicety. Lol
I have blood group 0 and what is known as streak blood, which means that as a donor I am treated like someone with blood group 0+ and as a recipient I am treated like someone with 0-.
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I have a B- blood type and i never thought of that being rare. Thanks for the fun fact on that part.
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Same I am a B- and i thought it's a very common and boring blood type because it sounds to be negetive 😂
As an AB+ I now I'm very lucky thanks to people who donates blood, I encourage anyone who wants to help to do so :)
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I am also AB+
I fell happy that I have O+ I can help AB+
B+
A+
O+
I fell so good .I was thinking my blood Group is bad..
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Any blood type can help AB+ but we can only give our blood to other AB+
I am O- and I never knew how it pertains to me and the rest of the population! You learn something new and I am a vampires first choice, L.O.L.!!!! !!!!
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I have a doubt which is killing me ..so help me out...how a blood can be negative suppose if the RBC does not have A antigen then it should be in O blood group type ..so ques. is how negative blood cells form????
The positive and negative factors represent the D antigen. If your blood cells have the D antigen then your blood type is positive and if your blood cells do not have the D antigen then you are classified as a negative blood group. I hope that answers your question.
There is a huge misconception about blood donation among people inbthe world. That misconception is that people think a person with ab positive blood can receive any blood type.i agree that they can receive red blood cells without plasma. But the problem comeswith plasma as it may contain antibodies. For an example , think for a moment your blood type is ab positive and my blood type is o negative. What will realy happen if you were given my o negative blood with plasma. Then antibodies in yoyr blood react with antigens in my red blood cells , resulting in clotting. I havent seen clear clarification regarding this matter. On the other hand a person with o negative blood can give only their blood cells without plasma , for any blood type . Please correct , if l am wrong
AB- my blood group
B -, CMV negative, 11 gallon donor here. My parents (nurse O- mom, doctor AB- dad) were regular blood donors, and I am glad I am able to donate regularly. Unfortunately, I can’t donate plasma, as I have the antigens behind the TRALI syndrome as a result of the birth of my AB+ son. Knowing I can make a difference for preemies, newborns, AIDS patients, burn victims, and anyone with immune system challenges, means I’m happy to get my Red Cross reminder phone calls.
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I'm AB-
OMG just 0.36% in this world 😱
Come here my group members
I am AB-
+1 AB- 👍
+2 me too, scary thought!!
Me too AB-
I am here from Poland
Just found out I'm o- today! I plan to donate soon!
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Mine is AB-ve rare according to the above data, but Bombay blood group is rarest of the rare.
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I have RH negative the hospital once gave a friend of mine who was in a bad car accident 3 pints of his blood for every pint of mine
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O negative blood is recessive so both parents must be negative for a baby to be negative. I am O negative, as were both of my parents and brothers. My husband is O positive. Both of my children are O positive so after the first, there can be a mixing of blood which causes the blood of the mom to build up antibodies that will attack the blood of successive babies. These babies were called blue babies and often survived through receiving complete transfusions shortly after birth. Luckily, a mom receiving a shot of the appropriate rogam (maybe misspelled) prevents the them from developing these dangerous antibodies. Modern medical science saves lives. Very interesting info.
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Rogham I think
Thank you for the information, Peggy!
Actually, it's not true that both parents need to be Rh negative in order to have a Rh negative child. If both Rh positive parents have a hidden recessive trait, it can show up in their kid's blood type.
For example my parents are 0+, and I was born with 0- blood
@@alessandrobaroncini6769Correct, I am O+ my husband A- and our son is also A-
1:35 that fact right there "people with negative blood type tend to have more mental health issues"
Me being A-
Ahhh no wonder why I have soo many diagnosed n undiagnosed mental health issues 💁♀️
Same here I'm A negative
So interesting and fun.
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Mr Burns on the Simpsons had Double O negative blood..now that's rare. 😂
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B negative...we are rare in the world...
Not as bad as ab- or RH nul
@@duthvanderlinde3471 Rh null only has about 70 people though
Me also ❤️
Mee too
I've read an article that says RH is not from this world.....
Huh, I had no idea how much lizard spawn we have among us
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My blood group is 0 - and once it has been a problem when I needed an urgent surgery .....it was postponed a few hours
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*Yess my blood group is AB+* ☺️❣️
My blood group AB+ Alhamdulillah ❤️🤗❤️🤗
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My also AB+
My blood group is AB+ Alhamdulillah ❤️🤗❤️🤗
A- is the rare blood type
My blood type is rare, I'm A-
Min is O -
Mine’s A- too
@@bakipubg6239 oh same that my dad and my brothers
I'm A- too..
O- vaale😊koi hmaare kaam aaye na aaye .hum sab k kaam aate hai😉👍😚
I am an A- blood type. Wow! I must be one of a few handfuls of unvaccinated A- blood type survivors on the post-pandemic world. 👍🤠👍
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Nope, you are not alone, I'm A- and I do not intend to be inoculated with poison !
@@clincpb8903 Good to hear from you. Then we will become a new gang of A- blood survivors when the Apocalypse world will come soon. 👍🤠👍
@@Lotusrk123 Congratulation! You now have strong natural immunity and will prolong your longevity with a healthy life. Cheers!
We are Pure Blood's.
Good work 👍
Thank you! Cheers! 🥰
My blood group is A- 😊🍀
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I'm A- too..
Me too! A-
I have o- and now will be donated often, I relize how important it is but never knew my blood type was “rare”
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O+ can give to many groups , right?
Yes right
O- is the universal type to give to people not O+
@@norasmith4939 thanks!!!
O+ can donate to any positive blood type.
O+ can only receive O+ or O- blood.
O- can donate to any positive or negative blood type.
O- can only receive O- blood.
I get it O+ can give to all positives only
I don´t understand the graphic. Sometimes I think itś listing which blood types can accept a given type. But then there is a percentage number which seems unrelated to what is on the screen.
The percentage that appear on the screen shows percentage of world population having that blood group🥰🥰🥰
Found out I have Ab- blood about 3 years ago
I also AB-
Glad to be one of the universal type of blood.
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Mine is Ab- anyway goood viedeo
Thank you ! 😊
Mine too AB-
Wish I could see the data points for blood types and clotting side effects of the chot. Do they even ask your blood type when administering?
I am hospital laboratory staff my blood group is O- 😚
I have B- and am now 33years old
A- anyone same?
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Yeah me too I am A-
I'm A- too..
Here. Right here. Same-same.
Remaining % are in which category....????
My blood group is AB+ and my Aunt's blood group is AB-
I’m o- but when I donate blood it takes me weeks to recuperate.
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I have a- means a negetive jo pure world me 1.9 percent logo ke pass hi hai and i am 13 years old😂
Same a- blood
My dad was o- if he'd knew it was important he would have donated more. But he's gone now so it's sad my dad when he was alive. No one told him his blood was rare.
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I’m O+ and I’m glad to have it to Help people who needed blood to survive :) Thanks ALLAH ❤️
Bro i have AB-, the rarest of all Alhamdulillah.
You only can give to positives, I am also O+
I too have O+ve blood group 😊
I thought allah giving different blood groups to Muslims. 😂
No Thank Jesus 🙄
If O+ can't donors to O-, how can the O- can donors to O+? Explained.
- can donate to + ,but + can't donate to - 😊
Who's blood group is AB+ LIKE below 👍
O+ is my blood group.
I like to be alone 🙂
I get very angry at times😡
If I do something after I get angry, I feel bad for my work😔
But I cannot see the people I love in trouble 😌
Whose habits match me 🙂🙂🙂
Oaw!
Am here
I’m o- but after finding out they charge people(or there insurance) up to 3000$ for the blood, I refuse. If I donate I want it to be given freely to those in need. But now nope, they make money off of a freely given product and dangle it in front of people who need it.
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My daughter received 4 units of blood, and there is no charge for the blood, but there are charges for the IV machine etc. it’s really sad you refuse to donate. I’m so thankful there were people who cared enough so my child could survive. They are heroes.
@@trishayamada807 more power to you!
It costs money to store and peopledont work for free. The blood has to be tested also, there are costs involved. In a perfect world that would be awesome if they didn't charge. I'm sure there are cases where people receive blood at no cost though.
My blood group ab negative
My Blood group is A+
I feel left out having O null. My blood lacks both the Rh antigens for negative or positive blood types. However I'm very faithful donor of blood.
Tell me who's blood group is o-
My is o-
My also
And mine.
Negative is always better than positive! (as in, more useful to others).
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Im A- and only 3% of my country's population have my blood type
I'm A- too..
A+ here ;-) and I have been donating blood (platelets too) for about 20 years now at the Red Cross. I encourage every type of person to visit your local Red Cross or go online to find a local drive and sign up. You won't regret it because so many people are in desperate need. Plus, you get snacks and juice too! Thank you for this video and to all those donors too, all of you ROCK!
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*Am "B+"..*
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I’m A negative, negative. That’s not a typo. They said it means “you don’t have anything at all in your blood. No detectable markers. Also known as Golden Blood.” Can anyone verify or negate this information. Feel free.
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My blood group is A+ positive
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Cool video!
Glad you enjoyed it😍
Why do I have A- it sucks
I am A- so same
I'm A- too..