No, I wouldn’t be surprised. I have done selective immunizations with my little one. I declined the MMR until later date and the physician started telling me how I really needed to get it and how they’re seeing even people who have been vaccinated getting the disease. Really. Tried to talk me into doing it right then instead of later by telling me that even vaccinated people were getting sick. I sensed toward the end of her telling me this that she realized what she was saying, but it didn’t stop her.
The delightful thing with measles and those of us born after 65 is this. We’re not immune to measles in all likelihood. Sooner or later we’ll be forced to take the MMR (or whatever multivax combo shot is out then) every 3-5 years. Indefinitely. The happy bit begins when we hit our 60’s. Oldsters don’t respond to immunization like younger people. Older immune systems just don’t have the brains to respond like 20 somethings. So, in all likelihood we’ll be getting measles at 70. Wonder what the mortality and morbidity is with that...and will we actually get medical care for it. You know, being 70 and all...