Thank you so much, but I am still confused. I would have to have parents with AB,A, or B to result in me being AB?? So as I definitely know my mother is O+ (not AO) My father, as I said, I am not certain, but seem to remember it was O too (but could have been O neg.)
I am sure she IS my mother, and I am sure my father WAS my father. (?)We have so many physical characteristics in common!
Once I asked a doctor about this, and her reply was that I could be a 'throwback' from a grandparent/great-grandparent....but that doesn't check out either. In the old days a woman with AB negative would only have been able to have one child. The subsequent one(s) would probably not have made it and would have been 'blue babies'. My grandmother (mother's side)had 3 children (that survived) My great-grandmother had 15. (Father's side) mother had 2, grandmother had 4.
There are four major blood types: AB, A (which can be either AO or AA), B (which can be either BB or BO) and O (which is always OO). Certain combinations of the first three blood types: AB, A, or B can result in an AB child.
The Rh factor is inherited separately and a person is either ++ (positive), + - (positive) or - - (negative). Combinations of + - and/or - - can result in a - - (negative) child.
Hope this information is helpful.