<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I have not seen my mom since 2013, so I was excited when she announced she'll be coming last August 4th for a week.  I decided to plan lots of activities for when she came, and all that.  

 

My mother coming turned out be a disaster; she came Tuesday, and was gone by Wednesday evening.  For starters, she INSISTED in cooking! I hate people using MY KITCHEN in MY HOUSE, but since it was my mother I decided to make an exception.  It all boiled down in she insisting to cook chicken stew.  I didn't want her to put potatoes in it, but she kept insisted.  She even went as far as suggesting to cook the potatoes separately and THEN put them in the chicken (WTF?!).  I had to yell at her so she'll finally listen to me.  My mom started to cry instead of taking it like the grown person she is; after all, it is my goddamn house, not hers.  

 

What really made things bad is she wanting to have a say in how we raise our kid! Our son has behavioral issues and we're very stern with him, but my mom was horrified with our methods.  Nobody else (eg. his therapists and doctors) seems horrified with our way, but my mother (who has not seen our kid since he was a baby) had a major issue.  When we confronted her about if she thought she could do better than us and take our kid and raise him herself, she said "he's too difficult for someone like me, I couldn't possibly take care of him".  So in the midst of all this, my mother broke down a cry, took a bunch of clonopin, and changed her flight (and paid over $700 to do so).  She was gone in less than two days.  She cut me off over all this.  

 

I am still bothered by all this, but now I was able to find the words to say how I feel about this.  Part of me doesn't want to talk to her, but I'm also hurt over this as well.
<bot>: My mother doubts my parenting abilities, and instead of rationalizing like a human being, she threw a tantrum, left my house (which costed her $700 extra dollars), and cut me off.