Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So my night has been pretty shitty so I’ll keep this brief. 

My grandma has not been in the best health here lately. Physical or mental. She’s become alarmingly forgetful. So forget full that she often doesn’t take her blood pressure pills or even eat regularly. Unfortunately, a combination of both has put her in the emergency tonight. I learned about this while at work and immediately rushed over after due not being able to get off early. My dad, stepmom, and one of my aunt were all there. My other aunt, I learned, had been informed well before me was not. Why? Because she could not be bothered.

I don’t know the complete depth of the relationship between my grandma and my aunt. I only know a few things from other relatives . It comes down to that my grandma has not always been the nicest woman. She played favorites among her six kids with the boys winning favor over the girls and an instance when she left with her youngest son and had the other five fend for themselves. That must of really hurt my aunt I’m sure.

I’m honestly not too surprised she didn’t come. She’s the type to only pop by when she needs something but that is some fucking cold shit to pull. Seeing my grandma in that hopistal bed so lost and confused, asking for her late mother and husband, makes my sad and pissed off at my aunt. I want call her and lite her ass up. WIBTA for doing that given the situation?

telling my aunt off for not visiting my grandma in the hospital