Hoarders

Laura’s hoarding has taken over so much of her house that her partner has resorted to sleeping in the garage and her teenage daughter is forced to share a bed with Laura. If Laura doesn’t clean up, her partner is threatening to leave her and sue her for full custody of their daughter.

Doris has nearly hoarded herself out of her own home and resorts to sleeping on the patio due to the fact her hoard occupies every room in her house from floor to ceiling. T’resa is an asthmatic heavy smoker and is in real danger of accidentally setting her hoard ablaze, potentially taking her to a fiery death.

Michelle’s husband is a recovering alcoholic and his sobriety is in real danger due to her massive doll hoarding. Mary’s house is ground zero for the rat population in the neighborhood because of her hoard and the neighbors are about to report her to authorities due to fear of hantavirus and plague carrying rodents in the region.

Brian is the president of his condo HOA. He sets the rules of upkeep for tenants but his life contradicts his work as he lives in a hoard that would force any other tenant to be evicted. Coral has to choose between keeping her hoard or rekindling a romance with a long lost love.

David’s three-acre hoard has been deemed a “blighted property” by the city and he risks losing his home if he doesn’t get it cleaned up. Nora has been hoarding to deal with the devastating death of her son and has kept this habit a secret from her sisters for over a decade.