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Input: So my friend ( I’ll call her j) suffers from bipolar and is hospitalized at least 5 times a year. She and her husband along with their 5 year old son love with her parents. They’re retired so when she ends up in the hospital the brunt of childcare falls to them. They don’t mind it and this isn’t the issue. 

The problem is that her son has a very hard time emotionally when his Mother’’s away.  She was in hospital for 2 months and two days after she was released she told me she was going away for the weekend ( leaving the next day). This is where things got dicey- 
Me- you’ve only just got back from two months  away. I know it’s hard on kid when you’re away, maybe you should stay home this weekend and catch up and spend time together; I know he’d love that
Her-I need this trip to continue improving my mental health ( she’s going to a casino to see Dane Cook)
If you can’t understand that then we’re done being friends. I’m a good Mom and you’re a piece of shit Mom- I have 2 kids.

After that last jab she hung up the phone and won’t answer my texts.

So am ITA for mentioning she would stay home and spend time with her kid?

telling my friend she should spend with her kid