Thank you everyone. I knew I could count on my angels on this board. The pediatrician said yesterday if I was too scared of taking care of the fever and her dehydrating ect., she would admit her. But, she could pick up other things from the hospital and I would be taking a chance. I totally agreed even know I was scared to death to take her home and manage her fever. Thanks to all the prayers she did great through the night. I kept her fever free through the night. She actually slept sound if it was not for me waking her which killed me to do that but I had to check for a fever. The pediatrician wanted me to be VERY aggressive with keeping the fever down. I checked her fever before bed and she was at 98.8. She told me to give 200mg of Tylenol the first three hours then 100 mg of Motrin the next three hours, then  200mg of Tylenol the next three hours and so on and so forth. I did this into this morning. We altertered the Tylenol with the Motrin. (This is not to be done on your own, only by doctors orders. Too much of any of these meds is not good for the body.) I of course doubled her Cortef dose before bed following her increased doses of the day. I doubled this morning until I know she is out of danger. I am afraid to not give her any Tylenol or Motrin for fear of the returning fever. I am calling the doct. to see what the next move is. I ran a fever last night. I did not check mine but I know I had one, but today I think it is gone so I am hoping it is a short lived fever for her sake. Of course children's body acts differently than adults I . I am a "glazed donut" like my daughter. My poor husband don't have a chance of not getting this. I am sure I was a sight at the pediatrician's office in my pajamas with it being so the middle of winter. I wrapped my daughter in her blanket that is unraveling by the yard but she loves it. But what I looked like did not even phase me. I did get a chuckle out of it later when I realized. You guys are the first thing I thought of yesterday. I just had to get home to "talk" to you guys. Even though I did not actually "talk" with you guys, I knew when I went to bed I had my "angels" praying for us. Thanks so much for the support. I will keep you posted on the fever. You guys are great.