I am 35 years old, I need my shot record from childhood. Where can I get that from?

go to the county health dept.

That's that diptheria, tetanus, pertusus shot. If your parents are still alive, ask them if they have your childhood immunization records. If not, it's not a big deal, as most immunizations can be tested by a blood test to check your immunity.

You have to have the booster to tetanus & diptheria every 10 years. If you don't know when you last had it, they will usually give you the Td (tetanus diptheria toxoid) series of 3 shots --the first 2 are administered 4 weeks apart and the third shot is given at 6 months. They can also check your anitbody levels. Here is a good website to figure out what you will need.

Mumps can be tested to see if you have antibodies against it, as adults can also get mumps.

Usually doctors keep a record of illnesses and the shots that were given to a patient. Try to recall your pediatrician, or where you were getting your immunizations.