Moisés & Maximiliano

“I just hope they always feel at peace, loved, and the support from their parents so they never feel alone. I’m full of faith and hope they have a long life ahead. I’m fighting to make it possible. This is a 24/7 job, eight days a week, but it is wonderful.”
(Karen, mother of Moisés & Maximiliano)

Moisés and Maximiliano were diagnosed at a very young age with Homozygous Familial Hypercholesterolemia (HoFH), a rare condition that affects cholesterol levels from birth.​
What began with small, almost unnoticed signs quickly turned into a period of deep uncertainty for their family, made even more overwhelming by the lack of clear information and a life expectancy that seemed frighteningly limited. Determined to find answers, their mother kept searching until she connected with a patient association that helped bring clarity and, most importantly, a renewed sense of hope.​
Today, Moisés and Maximiliano are growing up in a home where their condition is not seen as a limitation, but as part of a shared way of life—one shaped by care, awareness, and the desire to move forward together.