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I recently was booked to do background (extra) work on a movie that’s shooting in my hometown. I’ve done this several times before, but this movie is different. I’m a HUGE fan of this actor/director/writer’s movies, and I actually had to put in some effort to make my own costume for this role. So we’re talking about a months work of prep. I was booked for 6 days which are typically 12 or more hour days. I should also note that my son is 13, and has recently discovered these movies. He was an instant fan. Had this not had an age requirement, he’d have tried to book the job, too. 

Yesterday, my son fell during gym class and broke his arm at the growth plate. It was confirmed today that he will need surgery. Tomorrow morning. Bright and early. 

My call times (the time you need to arrive) have typically been around 2-3pm. His surgery is scheduled for 6:30 and he is expected to be back home no later than 10. No question I’m there for the surgery. I asked him if he wants me to stay home tomorrow to take care of him. He said he is fine with me going in, since he’ll be sleeping anyway. He’s excited that he gets to brag that his mom is in the film. Keep in mind, his dad and younger sister will be home with him, and my parents live 10 minutes away (we are very close). 

I know he realistically will just be resting. And we could use all the extra hours of work we can get now that we have a few hospital bills. And I’m really loving this movie job. But I feel like I’d be a shitty mom if I went. WIBTA?

going to work on a movie set the night of my son's surgery