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A hoarder is forced to move in with her sister after she contracts a virus from her toxic home; a 46-year-old single mother argues with her two teenage daughters about the mess in their house.
A hoarder is forced to move in with her sister after she contracts a virus from her toxic home; a 46-year-old single mother argues with her two teenage daughters about the mess in their house.
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S3, EP15 "Jim; Susan"A hoarder may lose his grandchildren if he doesn't clean up; a hoard forces an elderly couple out.
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S4, EP17 "Mike; Bonnie"A hoarder is forced to move in with her sister after she contracts a virus from her toxic home; a 46-year-old single mother argues with her two teenage daughters about the mess in their house.
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S5, EP1 "Norman; Linda"The slovenly state of a man's home may have contributed to his girlfriend's death; a woman's hoard spirals out of control in the decade following her husband's death.
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S3, EP16 "Andrew; Shania"An eyesore among expensive homes; hoarding parents create their own teen hoarder.
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S4, EP16 "Wilma; Nora"The city deems Wilma's home uninhabitable; Nora's hoarding maxes out her equity line of credit.
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S4, EP15 "Eileen; Judy"Eileen's son threatens to turn her in to the health department; Judy loses the majority of her inheritance on hoarding.
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S4, EP14 "Judy; Jerry"A woman hoards in a friend's home; a man's home was destroyed by arson and remains an eyesore.
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S4, EP13 "John; Vivian"A home has more than 30 cats in the walls and ceilings; a husband visits his hoarder wife rarely.
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