Rh Negative blood types-were any of you adopted under mysterious/irregular circumstances?

Just one group... one I was in.

Currently Lesbian couples using sperm donors for artificial insemination are winning the Rh- lottery in a big way...that I know of.

Don't trip out on yourself btw... there is nothing reptilian about it. The evils that men do have nothing to do with us as individuals....There is nothing to do with Aliens. Just Bloodlines... and various migrations of man.

reply to post by vanaon

Another thing i'll always wonder about-who were the 2 women who came to our house one weekend morning, and wanted to take me away with them? Surely they could'nt have been relatives of my bio-mother,she may have mentioned that-to convey: at least her relatives were prepared to raise me seeing she was unable to-keeping the child in the family-that type of thing.By that age,i was 3,she would've been only about 23-the 2 women looked the same age as my adoptive mother,in her late 40's/early 50's.I remember it well,hearing my mother answer the door,and there was a heated type of discussion.Those 2 women sounded angry+indignant,and my adoptive mother was weeping when they all came into the room i was,to ask me in a kindly way,if i wanted to go with them.Of course being only 3,i was'nt going to go anywhere with people i've never seen in my life before.Had they arrived years later,i may well have gone with them,though.On the other hand,i could tell that she(my bio-mom,when i met her)felt bitter animosity towards my adoptive mother,it was easy to pick up that vibe,no psychic skills needed:-) it was in the eyes,the tone of voice,her body language,whenever i mentioned something about my adoptive mother,whom she referred to as "that woman".But i did'nt,i just could'nt tell her about how my childhood damaged me-yet it was almost like she knew anyway-but how could she?I should've asked her if she had any knowledge of this incident,but when she got so upset upon being asked confirmation re my bio-father's name,i was'nt going to bring that other mystery up as well.I just get the feeling of lies,half-truths,and truths unspoken because of fear-so i'm going to just have to accept that i will never know.Vexing,but it's just one of those things,i guess.I do wish you luck in your own search.

reply to post by Raxoxane


You should let go of any negative feelings you have in regards to your adoptive mom...It's not her fault she had the feelings she did. There are a lot of unnerving aspects about it... like being able to read her like a book and subtle physical and body language cues that give away that you can... It's sad... I'm divorced and my ex has custody of of my children much of the time and my daughter has that reaction with her.... she loves her very much... but she gets "the vibe" off me and doesn't trust me to raise them yet at the same time my youngest has the effect on her...

"get out of my head" she will yell at her from time to time... it's sad really

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I know,she seemed to have bitten off more than she could chew.I really do understand that-I've mostly gotten over it,but there are still days when i feel resentment for her not intervening when her 2 adult sons still living at home,used to hit me,and verbally abuse me very badly too.The one thing i have trouble forgiving-in my country,people would tell their dogs:"Loop lê!" meaning:Shove off! Go to your place!" and they would regularly do that to me,point with their fingers+shout Loop lê! just as though i were a dog-and she would do nothing.The youngest son would get drunk+violently bash things about,shout at me(while screaming at life+everyone in general)even sometimes fire off a shot through the roof(he loved guns and alcohol equally much) and i would run into the dark outside+hide under a car or in the plants,in terror-and she did nothing.It was my adoptive father,who on one of the times he was home,told his youngest son to get out+get his own apartment,he was employed+could afford it,thanks God. Still,i don't think about it most days,but occasionally i hear or see something,like in the movie "Splice" where the lady scientist tells the lil girl Dren:"Go to your place!" and it brings back a memory+i get a moment of anger+resentment,you know? I found it therapeutic to talk to my kids about such a thing,at the time-one of my gals will say,eg "God,mom they were such mutants!" and we end up basically laughing about my experiences-or they'd say "Geez mom,they like something out of Wrong Turn/The hills have eyes!" and i have gotten a lot of healing that way-by laughing at it.I mean,there are abused kids who just plain get beaten to death-no one could find anything remotely funny about That.But in my case,they did'nt want me dead,she was just ridiculously unequipped mentally+psychologically to raise any child.Which is most likely why her 2 sons turned out the way they did-angry,hostile,broken.dysfunctional people.But strangely,i do have some good memories too,not tons of em,but i do have quite a few,usually involving my adoptive dad,so i focus on those.

reply to post by Raxoxane


I am also sorry to hear about your sad upbringing, I am also Rh B - and my Dad was a Freemason and AB -.
Seems there are a lot of ATS 'ers without monkey blood. That's more than a little interesting in itself, I've read that Rh - people are very interested in the mysteries of why we are here and what our purpose is.
I have three siblings who are RH+ and they couldn't care less about the meaning of life, only about making money and paying the mortgage, maybe I am adopted after all.

reply to post by penninja

Funny you should say that,i was actually thinking about this one for a while,before replying-my adoptive mother married a man with a German surname(her maiden surname was the same,only spelled differently,btw) and she had this strange Jewish/German thing going on.she absolutely idolised Jewish people,in fact,she often told me,she in a way regretted not marrying a Jewish guy whose family she used to work for when she was young.She would eat matzos,she liked certain kosher foods,she always spoke very highly of Jewish people-but she married a man of German descent,and according to her maiden name,her own family was originally also of German descent.She had German friends from overseas come and visit,lifelong dear friends of hers.

The mason who gave her me, also had a family name of German origin.The company my father worked for all his life belonged to German people.So yeah,a whole Jewish/German thing,with that family.I don't know how my dad felt about Jews,he was'nt home much,but i don't think he knew any,i never heard him mention anything either pro or anti Jewish sentiments.Oh and my biological mother's maiden name-also German.

reply to post by kudegras

Hey kudegras,thank you.Yes,i don't think there was ever a time,since early childhood,that i was'nt interested+fascinated by the paranormal/supernatural,the "unseen world".well i grew up in a very haunted house,but i don't think that is the sole reason.I would dream of being an archaeologist/anthropologist when i was a wee kid,i would(and here my adoptive mother was very helpful+sporting) take out books from the adult section of the library-about the supernatural,voodoo,archaeology+ancient civilisations,i read books on the universe,the practices of tribes of the ancient world,mostly those relating to sorcery and alternative religions,paganism..i could not get enough of these topics.

I had strange awarenesses,weird and inexplicable experiences,yearnings to learn of things very few kids in my country at such a young age even knew existed.I always felt i was in some intrinsic way different(not better,in fact,the way i was raised ensured an inferiority complex for many years) from the rest of the human race.i was an empath too,i started crying when i watched The Green Mile the first time,about the character John Coffey,and how he felt-i had a very good idea what he meant-the world always felt sharp to me,like needles sometimes,it was like i could feel great sadness,fear-more than what was warranted in my circumstances.Which were far from ideal,and often crappy,but it is a thing one gets used to,what i felt did not come inside me-it was as if i picked up feelings and even thoughts from other people.Like i could feel exactly what they were Really thinking and feeling,no matter what they said with their mouths.

Originally posted by kudegras
reply to post by Raxoxane

 

I am also sorry to hear about your sad upbringing, I am also Rh B - and my Dad was a Freemason and AB -.
Seems there are a lot of ATS 'ers without monkey blood. That's more than a little interesting in itself, I've read that Rh - people are very interested in the mysteries of why we are here and what our purpose is.
I have three siblings who are RH+ and they couldn't care less about the meaning of life, only about making money and paying the mortgage, maybe I am adopted after all.

It's not all that complicated really, your just in small part another branch of hominid from the rest. One day genetics will make it all very clear and obvious. It's not like we live in a "political climate" where it can even be talked about honestly anyway but the reality to "bloodlines" is nothing more than the fact that we are a hybrid species.... Cro Magnon, Neanderthal, Denisova (as well as a few others perhaps)

To OP, I am rh- as well. I am also half Shawnee Indian. This negative factor is very common among the American Indians.
Every pregnancy I always had to get a special shot, so my babies would not be damaged. Has something to do with the mixing of the positive and negative blood types.
I also was abused verbally, physically and emotionally by my father.
And, sexually abused by other individuals.

I have a liking for butterflies as well. I have tattoos, jewelry, pictures and other knick knacks of butterflies. I love them. Always have.

Sometimes I am suspicious of being a past Monarch Project, and I want to start a thread to search for answers, but I am still too new and the forums won't allow me yet.

I have other reasons to believe I am a Monarch victim, and one of those is that I was given a recording contract with my band. I am 34, so I wonder if I was a Sleeper for awhile.

My grandfather went into the CIA for awhile after WWII and The Korean War. Based on how I know my father was raised gives me more red flags to my situation.
I can go on and on, but would rather spill it all in my own thread so I am not repeating myself.

I sympathize with you. I want to know if something was done to me. I suffer from PTSD, and have had nervous conditions since childhood that exhibit physical symptoms.
I just want to know the truth.

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People think of Race as skin color.... but there aren't many genes involved in these factors and they can be passed into every blood line.... Genetically it's like the icing on the cake, the more important Mental and Biological factors are by and large like the icing not at all connected to the "Cake" of who you are...

Mothers have a much harder time accepting a baby as "her own" when "the cake" is very different. The brain patterns aren't the same... good relations come at their best when Brain waves are in synch.... we have all felt it, "the vibe" when you automatically like or dislike someone else....

Left in a situation where you are supposed to Love someone you can never "vibe" with can lead even to mental illness

It's a mind trick in the end too... because if you adopt a child of a total different race and your AB and they are B your going to have an internal place to connect, coupled with the fact that they look different and your trying to overcome in the end superficial differences of behavior and psychology you at least recognize and try to overcome things...

But when you adopt a species "alien" blood type... usually they LOOK a lot like you, but never really se eye to eye or vibe up.... people THINK the upbringing should make that child just like them.... it doesn't it can't. So you literally end up with this "alien child that vibes you wrong" It really is no wonder people start to think or imagine they come from "outer space" or some "cia" program... because your always different....and have no answers. In the end it's like being born Homosexual you can't "change" to suit those around you and it can be very traumatic for all parties...

The crazy part is the -bloodlines are obviously "placing others" into "communities of choice" and apparently there are clanish factions within the -bloodline ab- and o- at the bottom of this crap consider themselves different bloodlines for example

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Thought I was reading about myself at first. I'm O negative born on Sumer solstice 1950 and adopted by an older couple, since gone, who were 32 degree mason and Eastern Star. Parents would not talk about it and told different stories that did not match up. Had a hard time getting a birth certificate when i went out of the county the first time. I searched quit a bit after my adopted parents passed and also filed with State of Florida and got only non identifying info. Says birth mother was blond, blue eyes like me and father was adopted and the only son in a political family. But it seemed like each piece of information only lead to more misinformation. I'm finding there were many adoptees that popped out at the Edge water hospital in Miami I was born in. It seems like a lot of us were black market babies.
Only recently did I find out i'm O neg blood type and then all the info on our DNA being alien. Interesting that alien comes from Latin alienus ‘belonging to another'. So maybe we O neg adoptees are double aliens. I've never understood when people get headaches, take naps or get bored and am really healthy despite how I neglected my body most of my life. My energy level has always been very high and my blood pressures low even if i drink a pot of coffee. I've had out of body experiences, seen ufo's ( with others as witnesess) & have had visions that i had to act on. A very strange occurance happened when i was 22 that's too long for this post but if you've had a similar background to me i'd love to hear it. Just seeing this thread is a resonator. I'm not sure how we connect on these post...am new to this....but want to peek deeper into the rabbit hole with kindred co-conspiritors. The weird thing about it is that I'm the sanest person that I know.......now thats kinda scary!
I thought I had made post on this site last week but couldn't find it.
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reply to post by Raxoxane

Thanks Raxoxane......glad its ATS you're geting as news these days. I posted again before this because i couldn't find my post from last week...am new with this...so just now seeing your response. Thanks for the o neg registry info..will do that. Thrive on......v

reply to post by NotAsleep

Hey there NotAsleep,good to meet you,thank you for contributing,i am looking forward to your thread when you make it.I never had anything specific going on with butterflies,either in childhood,or present,but i've heard of the Monarch program.I have to add that i have always had the deepest respect for Native Americans,their culture,the way of life they had-even as a child when i read of how the NA races were treated,and realised how much were lost,it filled me with a deep sadness.You are very blessed to have at least part of such a magnificent and precious heritage.Thank you again,Bless you.

reply to post by vanaon

Hi vanaon :-) i find your posts very interesting,i'm also glad you found ATS,have a very good week ahead.

Originally posted by Raxoxane
reply to post by NotAsleep

 

Hey there NotAsleep,good to meet you,thank you for contributing,i am looking forward to your thread when you make it.I never had anything specific going on with butterflies,either in childhood,or present,but i've heard of the Monarch program.I have to add that i have always had the deepest respect for Native Americans,their culture,the way of life they had-even as a child when i read of how the NA races were treated,and realised how much were lost,it filled me with a deep sadness.You are very blessed to have at least part of such a magnificent and precious heritage.Thank you again,Bless you.

Wow. That's the most awesome thing anyone has ever said to me. I promise to get my story posted. I doubt my life is a string of constant coincidences. LOL

What a great thread, I had no idea about the shots needed by an expectant mother
I hope this thread goes for more info, we need more input.!!

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I meant it too,I hope everything is well with you NotAsleep.

reply to post by GBP/JPY

Hi GBP/JPY,thank you:-) yes my mother told me from when I was a tiny kiddie that I could expect complications re my blood type especially when it came to receiving donated blood in an emergency,she nade sure I was aware that it was a rare type+when the doctors told me about the Rhogam(in the days when I gave birth to my oldest child
It was called Rhesusgam in my country) I just accepted it as one of those things like diabetics needing insulin you know.Glad you enjoyed my thread,well it's here for anyone who wants to contribute.

I always associate Rh neg blood with "weirdness' because my childhood was so weird and with inexpllicable experiences+mysterious circumstances,but of course there are multitudes of Negs who had regular circumstances+lives-still the Rh thing is of interest in general-people sometimes accuse us of thinking we're special or something-but hell we're stuck with the blood we have that we did'nt ask for-so its natural to want to know as much as possible about it:-)

a reply to: Raxoxane

this made the hairs on my neck stand up !!!! I am o rh neg and my biological father was in the Navy, my mother reacted shocked and could only remember his first name was Peter !!!