A woman with an 'invisible disability' left a note on her car saying she 'should be ashamed'

Katie Brebner Griffin, 29, received a disabled parking permit earlier this year due to her medical condition, but received three grades vicious in just four months after getting the license

Katie Brebner Griffin says people often look and ask where her wheelchair is when she pulls into a handicapped spot (

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A woman with an 'invisible disability' has been horrified after an unpleasant note was left on her car saying she 'should be ashamed'.

Katie Brebner Griffin, 29, from Melbourne, Australia, suffers from several health conditions such as severe endometriosis, nervous system disorder and complex chronic pain, which she says affects all aspects of her life. his life.

She received a disabled parking permit earlier this year due to her conditions, which she says were "absolutely game-changing", the Daily Star reported.

However, since Katie does not need to use a mobility aid, she said people often look and ask where her wheelchair is when she parks in a disabled space. reduced mobility.

Recently, Katie was shopping with her partner before heading to a birthday party, but when they returned she found a vicious note left on her car.

The wicked note said Katie "should be ashamed" of parking there (

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Katie said, "I can get into the outside world a bit more because I don't have to use as much energy to get to and from places.

"It's also really helpful when my symptoms suddenly come on and I need to lie down; there's less distance to walk home.