<human>: I'm going to try to make this as short as possible, I just needed to run this by some other people. 

Earlier this week my mom was hospitalized with pericarditis pleurisy... She said that 3/4 of her lungs had no air flow and the rest was restricted. She had been hospitalized for this before, and as far as I understand it's just something that they put you on pain meds and monitor you for awhile, then you go home. 

Anyways, she missed a couple days of work because of it, and she's not in a good financial spot. Her and my dad made and agreement to split my living expenses while I was in college (I have scholarships so it comes out to $120/month for each of them and that includes all college fees, rent, and food), and she hasn't been able to give me any money for the past couple months. I know I'm 18 now so she's not legally obligated, but she didnt pay any child support while I was 17, and this is something she committed to. 

So today she just got out of the hospital, and instead of going home and resting like the doctor suggested, she has decided she "has no choice" but to go spend over $100 getting her hair done. She's supposed to be on bed rest, and instead she's spending money she doesn't have on her hair. She's having to borrow money from her ex to take a certification test for her job, she told me she's not going to be able to pay me anything until at least February, and last month she had to borrow money from me since she only had $9 to cover food and gas for the last week and a half of the month. 

Is it wrong of me to not support this? I was supposed to go visit her today now that she's out of the hospital, but she just wants me to drive her to her hair appointment. I feel bad since she's been hospitalized for half the week and I don't want to leave her alone, but she's acting like an irresponsible teenager, valuing vanity and luxury over her bills and responsibilities and I don't think that's right.

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<bot>: My mom is making what I think are bad decisions; both for her health and financially. Am I wrong to not go visit her or support this?