Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Try to keep it short. My mum is normally a really love, kind and caring person but as she is hitting menopause is getting a bit funny. Have I been too sensitive in this situation and acted like an asshole? If my brother sees this he will know its from me so hi!  


Im currently having a miscarriage. I was at my parents the other day and my mum kept talking about a holiday we are going on all together (siblings, my hubby and children etc). She is always wanting to get her next holiday fix. Anyway I was trying to be positive and not a debbie downer as that very morning my hubby and I had been told our babys heart beat had stopped and it was a matter of a waiting game.  
In my group chat with my mum and siblings I informed my two brothers of the sad news and they offered their condolences. My mum immediately followed up with a comment that said, 'Great news guys I was able to get that holiday house in blah blah blah!!' I felt that was an incredibly insensitive thing to follow up on my miscarriage news. She also continued to keep talking to me about it even though I kept telling her I might not even be able to make it as I might need a D&amp;C if my body hadn't miscarried by then. She blew up at me for being rude or something I don't know I was too pissed off at this time and commented on how I hadn't even seemed that upset. Keep in mind she had suffered miscarriages so should be quite aware of how I felt and that I wasn't exactly in a happy mood wanting to talk about holidays etc. She said I take it for granted that she watches my kids (she does watch my kids...but maybe a total of 10 times in the whole year and 2 nights in this whole year).  I told her I do appreciate it and I was not really in a mood to talk about holidays as I was trying to keep it together in front of my other kids.  


AITA in this situation and too sensitive?