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Bless you for creating this thread, it is important. I have more to say and to share but have to log off for now just wanted to take a moment first to
thank you.
Its very healthy for you.Originally posted by CrypticSouthpaw
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Its called being Rh negative. Theres some 15% of the world? maybe less?. Do you really expect these monkeys to understand? And that is just the OAB blood typing. There are blood types out there that exist that are not publicized.
There are many species of humans living on earth. And not all of them are the same. Now i will vanish into the night. fnaaaa
Originally posted by CryHavoc
Here's something that might be helpful.
The Cassandra metaphor (variously labelled the Cassandra 'syndrome', 'complex', 'phenomenon', 'predicament', 'dilemma', or 'curse') occurs when valid warnings or concerns are dismissed or disbelieved.
Cassandra metaphor
Originally posted by spearcarrier
Originally posted by CrypticSouthpaw
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Its called being Rh negative. Theres some 15% of the world? maybe less?. Do you really expect these monkeys to understand? And that is just the OAB blood typing. There are blood types out there that exist that are not publicized.
There are many species of humans living on earth. And not all of them are the same. Now i will vanish into the night. fnaaaa
Hi there, and... hrm. I've been Rh negative, turned to positive, then turned to negative again. Had to have special shots so I and my offspring could live, the works. My eldest brother died after 3 days of life from this condition, as well. Runs in groups, I'd say.
So I've read the thread, and I wonder if you can clarify why being Rh negative (or positive) is a problem, especially in relation to the things being discussed here? It's a genuine question. I note later you said that being Rh negative is negatively viewed (paraphrased), but I've never ever ever heard of it being viewed positively or negatively. It just is. So am curious.