I'm an A.  Both of my parents are A+ (so I guess that means I'm also probably positive). Both of my siblings are also As.  My husband is O+. Pretty sure husband's family are all Os. I at least know that his mom was O-.

i am O myself from uk

Both my parents are O+

My dad's mum was O-, my dad's sister is O-

So I might have a recessive gene for Rh- in there somewhere?? Planning for kids next year, DH is O something, need to get him tested!! (and off wheat and dairy)

I'm an A- , from an O- mother and A+ father. I have posted about my my twin sons who are B+ and B- . I have two daughters who are O+ .

I'm an A+ ,   and my older sister is an 0.
My mother is an 0, and my father was an A .
It's funny because, even though, I have my blood type from our Dad, I Iook like our mom,
and my sister who has her blood type from our mom, looks like our Dad!

AB and Prognosis NEGATIVE (Seinfeld reference)  

I am an A.

Very interesting on that blood type chart that my dad and I are A's and his family is from Sweden.  It seems there are alot of A's in Scandinavia!

My girlfriend: O+
Her younger brother: O+
Her older sister: A+
Her mother: A+
Her father: B+

Quoted from krisaf

I am an A.

Very interesting on that blood type chart that my dad and I are A's and his family is from Sweden.  It seems there are alot of A's in Scandinavia!

Actually in all of Europe, except Belgium and the Netherlands, A is the most dominant blood type. In North America O is more numerous due to the origin of settlers.

Quoted from shoulderblade

Actually in all of Europe, except Belgium and the Netherlands, A is the most dominant blood type.

Source, please.  

I am A+ as is my oldest sister. She tell me my mother and father were both As but I dont know that for sure.  

Quoted from Del

I am A+ as is my oldest sister. She tell me my mother and father were both As but I dont know that for sure.  

At least one of your parents must be A or AB for you and your sis to be A's.

Quoted from san j

Source, please.  

http://www.human-abo.org/Global_abo/guidance_3.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABO_blood_group_system

http://anthro.palomar.edu/vary/vary_3.htm

http://www.aboblood.com/

http://www.drpeterjdadamo.com/wiki/wiki.pl/Racial_and_Ethnic_Distribution_of_ABO_Blood_Types

Quoted from C_sharp

http://www.human-abo.org/Global_abo/guidance_3.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABO_blood_group_system

http://anthro.palomar.edu/vary/vary_3.htm

http://www.aboblood.com/

http://www.drpeterjdadamo.com/wiki/wiki.pl/Racial_and_Ethnic_Distribution_of_ABO_Blood_Types

Each of the five sources you cite refutes the case that

Quoted from shoulderblade

in all of Europe, except Belgium and the Netherlands, A is the most dominant blood type.

It must have been your intention to do so, I'm guessing.

I live in a house full of A's (both parents and both siblings). My husband is the only O (Gatherer).

According to C-sharp's sites, these European countries have more A than O bloodtypes:  (Even the Mediterranean countries of Israel and Egypt have more A's)

Albania
Armenia
Austria
Bulgaria
Czech rep.
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Latvia
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Serbia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine