Waukesha teens work to change the image of the disabled
                    Posted:                         Sep 18, 2014  8:08 PM CDT                                                                | Updated: Nov  5, 2014  3:45 PM CDT                                                        
            WAUKESHA -- Two Waukesha teens are hoping to change the image of disabled people, one parking space at a time.
Kaitlin Somppi and Camryn Ribar wanted to change the handicap parking sign painted on the ground. The logo they decided to use is one where a disabled person is leaning forward, engaged, and in motion.
It started as a Girl Scout project after the girls started talking with a friend in a wheelchair about how the image makes them feel. They then created a stencil, and asked private companies to spray it on their lot.
Some were so touched by it, they plan to bring it to lawmakers to get the image changed statewide.
 
                        