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A firefighter's co-workers worry his hoarding is affecting his job performance; a woman's two sons suffer due to her unkempt home.
A firefighter's co-workers worry his hoarding is affecting his job performance; a woman's two sons suffer due to her unkempt home.
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S2, EP11 "June; Doug"A woman faces the loss of her mobile home and her daughter if she doesn't get help for her hoarding; a single father must clean up his home if he hopes to keep his two special-needs children.
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S2, EP12 "Dennis & Nadene/Erin & Malinda"Adult Protective Services must get involved at the home of two hoarders; two sisters must face their mother's compulsive shopping and hoarding.
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S2, EP13 "Claudie"A woman's hoarding is so severe that she can no longer sleep in her home, and her husband threatens divorce.
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S1, EP5 "Kerrylea; Lauren"A woman and her husband are facing imminent foreclosure on two houses as a result of her hoarding; a woman is forced to clean up her life or risk losing her boyfriend.
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S2, EP10 "Tra; Jill"A firefighter's co-workers worry his hoarding is affecting his job performance; a woman's two sons suffer due to her unkempt home.
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S2, EP9 "Gail and Warren"A woman's house is falling down around her, but she can't make repairs because the house is packed full of her stuff.
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S2, EP8 "Janet; Christina"A woman's life crumbles after her husband of 32 years dies while awaiting a heart transplant; a former psychologist is literally suffocating under her things.
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S2, EP7 "Linda; Todd"A woman's family has been ripped apart due to her hoarding; a man's girlfriend threatens to leave him if he does not clean up the hobby items he has been collecting since childhood.
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