HOA Fountain Syndrome is an extremely rare genetic condition known to affect multiple parts of the body. Because it is so rare, not very much information exists publicly, and people living with it often have unique experiences.
Some individuals may experience changes in development, facial features, hearing, growth, learning differences, or other medical challenges. Every person with the condition is different.
I live with HOA Fountain Syndrome myself, and it has shaped parts of my life in big and small ways. Even though it can be challenging at times, I stay positive, creative, and determined.
My crafting — bracelets, card-making, awareness projects and kindness work — is a huge part of how I express myself and stay strong.
I also support Unique Chromosomes Charity, who help families and individuals with rare chromosomal conditions.
Not every person has the same features — every individual is unique.
The following medical sources list or reference HOA Fountain Syndrome as a rare genetic condition:
These sources provide clinical information, but everyone’s experience is different. This page is not medical advice — just supportive awareness.