OK, kind of freaking out a little.

[Mrs. ChanandlerBong]

I'd have him call the pediatrician and see if you should go to the ER.

[Tacocat]

I would call the nurse line or take her to urgent care. Talking gibberish seems very odd to me as well.

[rosiebear]

I'm sorry - how scary. I hope she gets seen and treated quickly!

[Gato]

Oh, gosh. Take her to urgent care and, if she's like my daughters, she will be fine by the time you get there and you will feel silly for bringing her in. Here's hoping you feel silly very soon!

[anlo]

Jan 20, 2016 16:27:31 GMT -5 Gato said:

Oh, gosh. Take her to urgent care and, if she's like my daughters, she will be fine by the time you get there and you will feel silly for bringing her in. Here's hoping you feel silly very soon!

Yes, this. I hope she's feeling better soon.

[Deleted]

Bring her to the ER. Something is unusual about that.

[lilafowler]

That IS scary-I hope everything is ok. Poor kid.

[rex]

that is scary. I would take a video and bring her in.

[cuddlyevil]

Take her in. It's possible she's just dehydrated, but I'd want to have someone look at her just in case.

[cleo29]

A lot of doctors will tell you they worry less about how high the fever and more about the behavior. I would take her in. Perhaps she is seriously dehydrated and an IV would perk her up.

I'm sorry, your kids being sick is just the pits.

[bittybomb]

I'd freak out a little too.  I hope she's ok!  (And I'm sure she is, but doesn't hurt to get it checked out.)

[vicky]

That's so scary, poor thing.

[franklin]

I hope it's nothing serious, but I would take her in. Our doctor has mentioned the same thing as cleo29 about the behavior.

[meganew]

Oh man, I'm sorry. I would take her in just to be sure, but also because it will help you and your H calm down. I hope she's on the mend soon.

[devonpow]

Ds1 would often talk gibberish/hallucinate right before he spiked a fever - it was always really scary. I would definitely call.

[nahoku]

Does your pediatrician have walk-in hours? I'd take her in or make a call. I'm sorry, toledo, I hope she is feeling better soon!

[devonpow]

Jan 20, 2016 16:40:39 GMT -5 @astrid said:

Jan 20, 2016 16:39:11 GMT -5 devonpow said:

Ds1 would often talk gibberish/hallucinate right before he spiked a fever - it was always really scary. I would definitely call.

Holy giant sig!  Shrink that ish.

Really? Lol oh dear I'm on my phone and haven't seen sigs in about 6 months!

[kellykapowski]

Has she by chance been given any anti-nausea meds like zofran? That always makes me DD act weird.

Either way, I'd probably take her in to check for dehydration.

[Eagles]

I'm hoping that it's just dehydration and that you can get her checked out to put your mind at ease.

[speckledfrog]

That is scary. I hope she's back to herself soon.

[underwaterrhymes]

That would freak me out, too.

I would take her in. I promise you they won't think twice about it and you will be grateful you did even if all you walk away with is peace of mind.

[sallywalker]

I would go ahead and go in as well. I would go to the ER vs urgent care unless you have a pediatric urgent care that is run by physicians.

[keyslover]

I would take her in ASAP. My kids would hallucinate, but it was during a HIGH fever.

I hope it is an easy fix!

[pinkeggs]

I work in a pediatric clinic and I would tell you to bring her in if you called our urgent care line. Her hydration and electrolytes should be looked at. I hope she's OK and back to normal soon.

[vino]

Toledo I understand both of your girls are sick, but I would have urgent care/pediatrician/ER check her blood sugar for your peace of mind. T1D would make her incredibly lethargic and mimic the exact symptoms of a stomach bug. It gets misdiagnosed for the flu regularly, especially when something is already going around the family.

[Jalapeñomel]

Oh no! How scary! I hope it passes quickly.

[sparkythelawyer]

Oh poor little girl! And poor Mom. I hope the ER gets her back up and running soon.

[MixedBerryJam]

No advice others haven't already given. I hope she's feeling better and on the mend by the time you get home!

[AHappierHour]

I hope everything is ok!!

[ginger]

Any update? Hope everything is okay.