Can you prove you had the MMR or that you had measles?

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There are tests that can be run to see if one has the antibodies, but I heard they are expensive. I had measles as a child so that is not a concern, although I never had a rubella (“German measles”) vaccination. I moved back to California when I was ten after a couple years in NY State, and was shocked to learn in school that kids had German Measles! What kind of place is this? I live around the corner from my kids’ pediatrician, and I also have a copy of their immunization record. They are up to date on everything.

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