Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Context: Coworker currently has an ankle injury and has had to use a scooter for mobility concerns.

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I don't even really know how to phrase this so bear with me.  So, the previous day (Friday) I help a coworker out to the front of our office where their spouse picked them up.  There were some concerns about some awkwardness about being left alone waiting for said spouse, so I hung around.  The following Saturday morning, I get a text about how another coworker, lets say Janice, left her there and a separate security guard was kind enough to keep her company while she continued to apologize.  There was no context, just a text talking about Janice and how she didn't know what to do but continually say "thank you".  Janice was also out of the office yesterday when I helped my coworker to their spouse outside our office.

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The text, to me, came out of nowhere and I was immediately concerned that my coworker had taken some sort of medication for the ankle injury or something else was wrong.  The conversation went roughly along the lines of:

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Me: "are you ok?"

Coworker: "yes, are you ok?"

Me: "Janice was out of the office yesterday what are you talking about?"

Me:"Seriously you're ok right? Don't make me call you"

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Coworker then says this is getting rude, and then provides context that they were referencing when Janice helped her out on a previous day.  I apologize for not understanding, as I thought there was a health problem due to the random text, ankle injury, and referencing a separate coworker when I didn't know what was going on.

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I ask another question about a topic I was researching, and coworker seems upset.  Am I the asshole for how I handled that situation?