Off topic...what is your blood type?
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Off topic...what is your blood type?
O-negative: 7 percent
A-positive: 34 percent
A-negative: 6 percent
B-positive: 9 percent
B-negative: 2 percent
AB-positive: 3 percent
AB-negative: 1 percent
O-positive: 38 percent
A-positive: 34 percent
A-negative: 6 percent
B-positive: 9 percent
B-negative: 2 percent
AB-positive: 3 percent
AB-negative: 1 percent
O-positive: 38 percent
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I have no idea. How can I find out? Is this something Drs. routinely keep on you? For what it is worth, other than detoxing at the ER, I never get sick and have not been to the Dr. more than 2 or 3 times since childhood. I'm 53 now.
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This is the source. What's the Most Common Blood Type? | Blood Type Percentages
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O+ which is considered a universal recipient meaning I can receive any blood type. O- is a universal donor meaning any blood type can receive it.
At 6 months of sobriety I had a major motor vehicle accident and for the first time in my life, at the age of 35, had to have 4 units of blood. I have a needle phobia, despite having worked as a medical professional for the majority of my life, but despite that tried giving blood because it was done for me. Unfortunately because of my fear of needles I was only able to do it once since then.
At 6 months of sobriety I had a major motor vehicle accident and for the first time in my life, at the age of 35, had to have 4 units of blood. I have a needle phobia, despite having worked as a medical professional for the majority of my life, but despite that tried giving blood because it was done for me. Unfortunately because of my fear of needles I was only able to do it once since then.
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