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Input: Context - Today is my 7 year old step daughter's birthday. She has been counting down the days, extremely excited to share cupcakes with her friends in school. 

I have had a sporadic sleep schedule the past few weeks. Unfortunately, some of those long nights resulted in me sleeping through the alarm to take her to school. 

Last night, her mother was coughing a lot. Not like the sick barky cough, more like the tickle-in-your-throat cough. I asked if she's okay, to which she said "no," but she literally says that any time I ask. She kept coughing like that until she threw up a little bit. She and I laughed about it and went back to trying to get some sleep. Her coughing continues for about another hour or 2 until she throws up again, but more. I went into the bathroom to ask again if she's okay and hold her hair and rub her back if she wanted me to. I also brought in a water bottle for her. I didn't hold her hair because she already had a hair tie in, but I still rubbed her back and asked her if she needed anything. She ignored me. I waited a bit, giving her extra time knowing that she's not feeling well, but she just completely ignored me. I had to wake up in about 4 hours to take our daughter to school, so I took about 1mg of melatonin. She saw me do it, and she insisted that I was being so rude trying to knock myself out to sleep through her throwing up. She was done throwing up before I took it, but literally any explanation I've made she writes off as excuses and just defending myself. As I'm writing this, she texted me asking why she even bothers trying work on things with me and that she wants to break up. I apologized for using the wrong words to explain myself and said I only had our daughter's wishes in mind. She threw her phone at the door and told me to get out. 

trying to go to sleep