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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from throwaway credit sit.

You says, I'm I the A-Hole for putting

medical fees on my mum's credit card. I try to keep this snappy. CW for dental stuff.

Throw away, because I know some of my family are on here. I, female, 25, was given temporary

guardianship of my baby sister, female 15, for six weeks in the fall,

while my parents, male 48, female 46, had to be overseas for several reasons.

Our parents left me with my mum's car and keys, as well as a credit card for any expenses I might run into.

On the first day that she stayed with me, my sister told me that

she'd been having really bad tooth pain for a few weeks now. She was chewing only on one side

of her mouth and sort of hesitant to eat. I told her I set her up a dentist appointment. And I did

make her one for later in the week. But the next day, she said she had a fever and her

face looked somewhat swollen on that side. Plus she said her pain was much worse. I called the

dentist again and they were able to see her that day. It ended up being an infected abscess. We needed to

pull the tooth, drain the abscess and get her antibiotics. My parents' insurance covered a lot of it.

I wasn't sure what to do about the rest, and my parents weren't answering the phone all day due to the time zone difference.

I just put down my mom's credit card for the amount that needed to be covered right then,

as well as paid for the antibiotic prescription when I picked it up.

I didn't think much of this at the time, but when my parents found out, they were peed.

Dad said the credit card was for standard everyday expenses like food and gas, not emergency funds.

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