By hedgehog5 - 11/04/2009 19:14 - United States

Today, I found out my blood type is B. My parents are type A and type O. It's not genetically possible to be blood type B if your parents are A and O. This means I am either an adoptee, a mutant, or an illegitimate child. FML
I agree, your life sucks 186 897
You deserved it 9 851

Same thing different taste

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may_cause_fail 0

WHOOPS!!!! Your parents have some SERIOUS explaining to do!!!!

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swerrwer 0

maybe you should just be happy you have parents...

chocolate444 0
average_girl 0

ANYTHING is possible 2day.. maybe ur not the child of both ur dad and ur mom... maybe ur mom got pregnant w/ another guy the marrried ur dad...

It's very possible! http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:feXNmUGUouIJ:genetics.emory.edu/pdf/factsheet43.pdf+blood+genetics&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk That will explain it. Your parents must carry AA, AO, BB or BO.

number 162's explanation goes far beyond my knowledge of blood science ( GCSE (i'm english) Biology) so i'll go with what he's saying. but if it wasn't mentioned that either of your parents have this "bombay phenotype" then i would get them to explain!

vball6jgm 0

uhhh idk i think it is possible which is why its confusing that people are saying its not...punnitt square to the rescue A i the genotype of your parents is that( Ai, Bi) soooo their B AB Bi offspring could either be AB, A, B, or O....i think youre fine. i Ai ii

vball6jgm 0

wow i thought you were the one with type O blood.....never mind, not possible sorry:/

Wow, I'm really sorry. please give updates!

Well, another option, which I'm not sure if anyone else thought of it: Your mother cheated on your father with a man with type B & thats your biological father. Just a thought but it'd still suck regardless.

odubz 0

If your mother and father both are the blood types they say they are, the only way that they could both be your parents is if one of them is a chimera (really, really unlikely). A chimera is a organism that basically possesses two sets of genetic code, only one of which would show up in something like a blood test. Really really unlikely though

MsMeiriona 2

really really unlikely? I hear about genetic chimera's more and more often, in fact I've heard speculation it's probably fairly common, just not always in ways that are going to show in normal life. ( most cases I've heard about are custody cases with mothers not testing as such to their children)