article_snippet.sent: In response to the note, Corinna wrote an open letter on Facebook, hoping it would eventually reach the person whose ignorance had so upset Corinna daughter, and also aiming to raise awareness for non-visible 'ghost diseases' such as Ohio State University student Harley Jo's.
article_snippet.sent: Mom knows best: Corrina Skorpenske (pictured) hopes to find the writer of the note and change that person's - and others' - perceptions about 'ghost diseases' '
article_snippet.sent: Wishing so much for you to have stopped and talked to the person who left this on my daughter
article_snippet.sent: If you had, you would have known that her daughter has a disease.'
article_snippet.sent: her mother struggles every day with permanent damage her mother has had to one side of her mother body and with hearing loss, but baby her mother keeps going!'
article_snippet.sent: I think you would love her mother': Harley's mother leapt to her mother daughter's (pictured) defense in an open letter, describing her mother as a fighter and an 'amazing person' 'I may not be a perfect parent, but I know I did good with her mother!'
article_snippet.sent: the letter is finished with a plea to the writer of the note, saying her mother hopes to find him or her mother: 'Not to tell you how wrong you were in leaving that note...but to give you the opportunity to meet My Girl.
article_snippet.sent: I think you would love her mother [sic].' 'People with ghost illnesses are often labeled as lazy or fakes,' Corinna told Yahoo Health. '