If you are Rh negative and she is Rh positive, you would not be a suitable donor. The two blood types are completely incompatible. In fact, in some cases even carrying a baby of the opposite RH factor will cause serious health problems, so thank goodness you and your mother survived it.

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It does not matter if your blood type is positive or negative for kidney transplantation. If you are type 0 blood type, you can very well donate because those with this blood type are universal donors and luckily AB blood type are universal acceptors. So yes, whether you are A or 0 blood type, you can donate.

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