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Post by crystalriver on Feb 23, 2009 21:36:09 GMT -5
I really think this is an important thing to find out while you can; if America ends up in real distress and you need blood --it is nice to know.
I checked my two other family memebers a while back but used out dated blood tests--a few months. Based on what I saw --they would have been viable donors to myself.
After a retest I discovered I'm living with to Rh positives--this would have killed me---and if they would have taken an Rh negative infusion it would have killed them.
It is wise to know this---
CR
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Post by bianca on Feb 24, 2009 10:32:41 GMT -5
CR, Are you saying that your blood type can change over time or did I misunderstand what you said. I'm a Rh (D) Positive , blood group O so I couldn't take a Rh negative. bianca
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Post by crystalriver on Feb 24, 2009 12:26:18 GMT -5
Bianca,
You misunderstood---I used expired tests on the other two members of my family. Using the "expired tests" showed them to be O negative which is a universal donor.
I retested them last night with tests just received in the mail, that were still in good use range not "expired"---the tests go bad just like some medicines.
Hopefully that is more understandable now.
I do know there was talk and an article I posted at one point in time that spoke of making everyones blood the same--O positive. You said yours is O positive --that is what the other members of my family are.
There were two blood types that showed on two different groups of Morgies--run by two different sets of researchers. It showed O positive which is one in 3 persons and A negative which is 1 in 16.
There were other blood types present---my take on this is---not that others are not getting Morgellons but those with the negative allele on the DNA are more sensitive to it--show more signs of it.
I'm still out on whether it is the negatives that are pushing this out; hence more lesions or whether we are just more susceptible.
Keep in mind that the neigborhood I lived in --I went door to door and saw what at first might look like spider bites; excluding the fact that it was rotating around the bodies of the persons endocrine system. The people that were home most had this issue--the women and children.
CR
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Post by bianca on Feb 24, 2009 23:51:35 GMT -5
Boy did I misunderstand that one,any way I got it straight now! THANKS, You mentioned that you feel that negative alleles might be more sensitive to morgellons, you might have a point there , I'm O Positive and I don't have any lesions. But I think I have this more in my body /organs. It's hard to find any pattern on this due too the fact it's such a mixed cocktail of crap. GOOD POINT...........
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