Peter Martini is a father to two sons and president of a software company, and he is living with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH), an ultra-rare inherited disease that causes dangerously high levels of LDL cholesterol. Peter started experiencing symptoms of HoFH in high school, and after enduring a heart attack at age 27, he was diagnosed with HoFH. He is an advocate for others who are living with HoFH, including his own son who was diagnosed at age five. Peter has also participated in programs raising awareness for HoFH as a paid spokesperson.
