Congratulations And Much Support To Joe Kibler
Channel: ErinMarieOMG
Date: 2010-10-23

Hope. Perseverance. Faith. Tenacity. Love. When infected with AIDS or the HIV virus, these emotions seem so daunting and lackluster. For Joseph Kibler, 21, they are a way of life.

Walk On is a feature length documentary that takes you on Joe's journey as he trains to walk in the 2010 AIDS Walk of Los Angeles. He begins training one month before the race, walking miles every morning; battling torn shoes, dizziness, and exhaustion. Because of his participation in the same AIDS Walk last year, Joe was severely injured and confined to a wheelchair for several weeks. 

As a side effect of HIV, Joe suffers from severe muscle degeneration in both of his legs, forcing him to walk with a cane. Throughout his young life, doctors, friends, and relatives told Joe that he would never walk again.

Walk On travels with Joe as he participates in help groups, chat forums, interviews, and lectures with the help of celebrities, vendors, and community officials, as he strives to help those severely affected by AIDS/HIV. His openness about his disease and life, console patients and help the survivors of those whom have passed away.

35 million people are infected with AIDS/HIV throughout the World. Over 25 million have passed since its introduction in 1981. Walk On introduces the world to Joe's strength, his heart, and most importantly, his soul. 

Please help Walk On in documenting Joseph Kibler's amazing journey...to live.