Furious mum finds angry note saying daughter '˜does not look disabled' on her car at Yorkshire shopping centre

Rachael Hanley had used her blue badge to park in a disabled bay while shopping with her children at Meadowhall in Sheffield on Friday.

However, when she returned to her car, she found an angry hand-written note stating that she had been reported for parking in the space.

The angry shopper told Rachael that her daughter ‘did not look or appear disabled’; adding that she should bring a wheelchair for her next time.

READ: Tributes paid to PC Sharon Beshenivsky on anniversary of death while on duty in BradfordThe note read: “I have reported you for misusing a blue badge. Your daughter did not look or appear disabled.

“Hope your car is clamped. Next time bring a wheelchair.”

A furious Rachael shared the note on Facebook, adding that her daughter then began ‘fitting and vomiting’ when they returned to the car.

She said that her daughter, Evie-May, was left needing ‘basic life support’ as well as oxygen administering after falling ill.

Rachael posted: “Absolutely fuming! To the person who put a note on my car this morning whilst I was at Meadowhall with my two children.

“Not only did you verbally abuse me when I got out of the car and was putting my son in his pram, when I returned to my car two hours later you have placed a note on my windscreen.

“I had already took the time to explain why we had a blue badge (mainly to educate you that not all disabilities are visible).

“But had you of been at my car when I returned you would have witnessed why we have a blue badge, you would have seen Evie-Mae collapse to the floor fitting whilst vomiting and needing basic life support and then her oxygen administering.

“You would have seen she was only a few more seconds away from needing an ambulance.

“She may not look "disabled" or have a wheelchair but she does have additional needs. How dare you ruin our morning!”

READ: Leeds-born Spice Girls singer Mel B admits using cocaine during time as X Factor judgeRachael’s post has now been shared over 4,000 times and she has been inundated with support on Facebook.

Lynn Kinsey posted: “Horrific.... don't let ignorant people spoil your day.... hope your little one is ok xxx”

Anne Boyd posted: “Omg. How disgraceful!! Hope Evie-Mae is ok xx”

Holly Gill said: “How disgusting , that really makes my bloody boil! People really need to get a life and go back to school and be more educated about people who have disabilities x”

Barbara Nixon posted: “Rachael this is outrageous but please don't let one ignorant idiot ruin your day. You're doing a fantastic job.”