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Hello, i have a big question, I wanna be a surrogate mother, i wanna implant the egg of the real mom in my uterus, but, Is there any problem if our blood type is different, i mean, I(surrogate) am O+, and the mommy is A-, is it still possible for me to carry her baby, or wouldn't it be possible to do it??


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Blood type should not be an issue as babies do not always follow the blood type of the parents, here is a link that explains more, click here .
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