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[acute]

Ashley-Star*Child, on 10 April 2010 - 08:55 AM, said:

The basic point is, if you have RH positive blood, you essentially have monkey blood. If you have negative, you don't and that would be Nephilim blood.

If I had rhesus-positive blood, I would dismiss evrything you say as utter nonsense!
Fortunately, my blood is rhesus-negative, and I am over the moon to not have any of that awful monkey blood in me.

[himalyanmystic]

i'm rh -  till now i considered it bad coz difficult to find donors if u need blood
now im feeling kin of good about it:)

[flyingw]

Just out of curiosity, has anyone with O Rh Neg blood been having strange thoughts or strange things occurring in your life? I am O Rh Neg and have had strange things occurring in my life lately and just curious if anyone else is.

[flyingw]

I found out at 17 years old when I had my first son I was O Rh Neg after he was born. I was never told that by a doctor before or my mother never told me. That is strange though and I have heard of other women with this blood type not finding out until their first child was born. Can anybody explain that possibly?

[Quaentum]

acute, on 10 March 2013 - 12:18 PM, said:

If I had rhesus-positive blood, I would dismiss evrything you say as utter nonsense!
Fortunately, my blood is rhesus-negative, and I am over the moon to not have any of that awful monkey blood in me.

Sorry to disappoint you but RH positive people do not have monkey blood in them just human blood

Edited by Quaentum, 19 March 2013 - 08:36 PM.

[Quaentum]

flyingw, on 18 March 2013 - 02:51 AM, said:

Just out of curiosity, has anyone with O Rh Neg blood been having strange thoughts or strange things occurring in your life? I am O Rh Neg and have had strange things occurring in my life lately and just curious if anyone else is.

flyingw, on 19 March 2013 - 03:05 AM, said:

I found out at 17 years old when I had my first son I was O Rh Neg after he was born. I was never told that by a doctor before or my mother never told me. That is strange though and I have heard of other women with this blood type not finding out until their first child was born. Can anybody explain that possibly?

I'm O- and nothing out of the ordinary has gone on in my life.

Babies were not always checked for blood type and in the old days not even parents were.  I didn't find out until I joined the military at age 18 so it is/was not uncommon.

[Setton]

Dear God, is this still going? Think it started before I joined

How hard is it to get your head around:

We evolved from other primates, giving everyone Rh + blood. At some point, this mutated into Rh - in some people. Yes you say blood rarely mutates but I'd say once in human history is enough to count as 'rare'. These people passed it on ergo some people have it now. Since highest percentages are in Europe, chances are this is where that mutation happened.

Also, if you're claiming Noah was a Nephilim, that means they were among us when he was around. There has not been a global flood in the last few thousand years therefore, your nephilim bloodline, if it exists, predates the appearance of Rh - blood and therefore cannot be linked with it.

[Mike D boy]

Mike D boy, on 14 April 2010 - 01:38 AM, said:

My mother admits to have A positive and my father is B negative, whose family has a long history of mental/pyschiatric problems. However, my Mom's IQ tested in high school was an astounding 140.

Correction to a 3 year old post, since I spoke to them on the blood type issue. My brother believes he's AB negative from a blood test sampling when the blood bank came to his grade school. I confused my parents' with my wife's parents' blood types: O positive mother and AB positive father (dumb me). My wife's blood type is O positive, therefore my two children (her stepson from different father) came safe and sound.

RH- blood was discovered in clusters in North American Indians such as the Cherokee, Iroquois and Blackfoot to name a few. It's unknown how did RH negative blood reached the Americas, while it's rare in Africa and east Asia. However, the Japanese and Koreans have phenomena similar to RH-'s, perhaps genetics or other blood typing since serologists speak of minor blood classifications are also checked along with the ABO system and RH factor.

It's important for Rh negative women to have their husbands' blood type checked to prevent the possibility of the RH negative mother's immune system in rejecting the Rh positive fetus, but medical advancements such as Rhogam shots given to the pregnant RH- mother have prevented millions of miscarriages. As of this time, I don't know my blood type, but I have most characteristics associated with RH- people.

Edited by Mike D boy, 17 May 2013 - 05:59 PM.

[Braindribble1975]

I am rh negative and type o negative.....this may be the weirdest **** I ever read. I was researching my blood type when I came across this site. I am really open minded but this is far out there even for me. Everyone wants to believe that there is something special about themselves, something to set them apart from everyone else. Well we are all special but descended from ancient reptilian astronaut special? Nah. I have blue eyes, heat sensitive, always felt I could see better than others around me, can sense illness somehow with my hands, and empathic. But I don't believe I am any more special than others because of my blood type. I believe all humans have these abilities actually. They just don't know it. Some of the traits I do have to say I have, like I feel better in higher altitudes. I don't believe I have an extra vertebrae though hahaha. But I think most humans can relate to a lot of those so called traits.

[Lava_Lady]

How do I remove this absolutely nonsensical  topic from ever showing up in my "content" page again???  Anyone?  Anyone?  Bueller?  Bueller?

[markprice]

Lava_Lady, on 20 May 2013 - 12:41 PM, said:

How do I remove this absolutely nonsensical  topic from ever showing up in my "content" page again???  Anyone?  Anyone?  Bueller?  Bueller?

just keep posting in it until it goes away, or edit the content you follow with the toggle edit options then choose action...

[Mike D boy]

Getting to know your blood type based on your parents, and predicting your children's blood type.



Accordingly, to have a type A and type B parent combination, I should have any one of the 4 blood types (A, AB, B or O). My nephew's mother was AB-, thus my brother's claim to have AB- results in a child with AB-. My children's blood type wasn't yet tested, but my stepson is an O+ like his mother and I have no idea his biological father's blood type. Mothers have theirs tested more frequently to screen for the RH factor, but with fathers it can identicate a possible affair the woman may had. Genetics known as "Mendel's Law" determines how come dark hair (more common than blond) and blue eyes are more frequently passed down than brown eyes (more common than blue) and blond hair.

Edited by Mike D boy, 20 May 2013 - 09:53 PM.