sometimes when the situation is so terrible, it's just not enough to swear in your own language, so you end up swearing in english lol the amount of f-bombs i've heard my foreign friends suddenly drop because they're so stressed haha
@@madeofcastironwhenever I'm with my Asian friends we end up cursing in engksuh while talking our native language and that is because we don't have curse words that are as bad as the ones in english. And most bad words need context unlike engkuhs where you can just say the f word without nay context or s word or C word.
@@leryitay5368 because to film, the crew would need to be in a dirty and pest-infested house. i can't handle all that mess and bugs crawling all over me
Exactly , it's almost mandatory for psychologist in my country to see one, if you are a psychologist you need to know yourself in order to treat a patient right without being affected by them and their emotions and consulting another psychologist helps you with that. Ppl need to stop thinking psychologist can't be psychologist if they have problems, we are still all humans and from my experience psychologist who have experienced depression or things like are handling their patients better because thye know how it feels. However you shouldn't get patients if your mental state isn't ideal for your patient
What's really surprising to me is how as a psychologist she doesn't see other psychologists to begin with. Where I live, psychologists go see other psychologists for their own mental health. It helps them a lot given what they go through with people...
Mephitztopheles makes perfect sense. This kind of reminds me of how doctors will just make a diagnoses or say nothing is wrong when it’s something complex. Are they the all knowing brain? Shouldn’t they check in with other medical professionals??? I know they went through a lot of school, but school doesn’t give you all the answers.
You mean supervision or intervision, not necessarily therapy of their own, so she could be even going to her supervision or intervision to talk about her job
What’s really funny is that the lady was complaining about having to throw away 10-15$ cups when she probably kept buying new cups not thinking about the price because she needed cups because all the cups she already had were dirty and couldn’t be washed because the sink was so full.
One of my rental properties for years had a hoarder living in both apartments in the duplex. They paid rent on time but they were just dirty slobs. I had to go in multiple times to clean up and again when both died a few years ago. The one got so mad when I threw out her mayo. It was sitting open on the table next to her chair. It was turning brown. She said she was going to eat it. I had to clean all her dishes. She put her dishes, pots, pans everything back in the cabinets dirty. Food caked to them she just kept eating off them and she ate she was probably 400-500lbs. She must have scooted on her ass naked across the living room like a dog once because there was a giant skidmark the whole way through the room. She flushed Walmart bags for some reason and didn't bother to say anything or attempt to fix it herself so instead she wore diapers and shit her pants then threw the diapers into the bathtub. So she wasn't showering or anything and she was to lazy to throw out shit filled diapers I had to do it. I didn't know about it till her plumbing started leaking into the laundry room below her bathroom that was shared. So I go to fix that shitty washer and dryer and find shit filled diapers above. Made me extra happy to clean that up. Can't imagine being such a lazy fat slob you can't even throw out your shitty diapers. The one on the other side didn't like having to go upstairs to go to his bathroom so he would just piss in the trash can in his kitchen or open the window and pee out the window. I had to replace the heater for that side once he was pissing into the vent in the floor that eventually made its way into the furnance.
Hoarding is so hard to understand and so sad. My friend’s mother was a hoarder. Believe it or not, it was worse than this. There was a narrow pathway through their house but everything was piled to the ceiling. Unfortunately, her mother died from brain cancer when Merlinna was only 20. So Merlinna became responsible for the walls and walls of hoarding that her mother had created over the years. It’s tough to understand and it’s sad. People usually don’t recover from it, even with help and support.
Yeah I was raised by my grandmother, who’s a hoarder. She only now in her 70s allowing me to go through her stuff. I’m grateful she’s accepting my help, she used to go through my trash when I threw things out “just in case” so she’s come a long way. I also started hoarding when I was younger but thankfully Hoarders helped motivate me to change that.
@@sourgreendolly7685 I am glad you didn't go down the same path, and that you're there for your grandma. How did you not go down the same path, do you think?
I was a hoarder. It was hard to accept help from friends and family, but I wanted to change. It is slow going, but I have gotten rid of several hundred pounds of stuff. I am not finished, but my place looks so much better than it did.
You know, you're joking, but setting up a fire on the house of a hoarder is extremely easy, worryingly so. It's because there's flammable objects everywhere. It's one of the reasons often brought up as a reason to change the situation they're in, even.
There's a Korean TH-cam channel kind of similar to this show. It's called CleanAvengers. They help depressed people deal with their emotions and explain why their homes/apartments have gotten to where they are. Then a whole team comes in and cleans their house top to bottom. The people on there, I feel really bad for. A lot of them have gotten to where they are because of circumstances in their lives (horrible breakups, domestic abuse, etc). You guys should take a look
I second the recommendation! The people who run the show are so kind hearted too! They do their best to make the people feel better, while cleaning their homes ;_; it's really heart warming.. I ultimately do hope the people who they're helping do find psychological help but it is nice to make sure their living spaces are at least taken care of, so that's one concern off their list yanno.
they should toss everything there's probably bug eggs everywhere. I wouldn't want to bring any of the shit back into the house after fumigation and cleaning because you're just gonna get re infested
I was amazed at how many different species of cockroaches were in that single home lol! That's like cockroach world with each part of the home containing a different race haha!
Although it is considered an illness, it’s never just the person that’s affected... in this case I bet the neighborhood was affected when she cleaned up because that many roaches have to go somewhere...
They probably bombed and killed them. Hopefully they treated the yard too otherwise they chill outside till the coast is clear. I do feel bad for the next door neighbors though. They probably got it the worst.
@@lala_lakeypoo That was exactly my thought! There is a neighborhood in our city that is known to have a roach problem. My friend lived there years ago. She said they would hire exterminators and the roaches that survived would just go to the house next door. Then the next door neighbors would bomb and the roaches would just find another house to inhabit.
It’s always a Bit annoying when people are like “mind your business” about messes and hoarding. Ok well mind your roaches, they’re in my damn hard. Come get your pets. It’s not just the one person- family and surrounding people can be affected negatively. It’s a healthy, physical, emotional, and psychological impact.
I have PTSD from this show. I remember watching this one episode when I was maybe 7 and this person lost their cat. It turned out that the cat actually died in the house and they found the corpse while decluttering the house. From that day I became really organized cuz I thought that could happen to me, and I could never have anything out of place or dirty. I guess seeing that worked for the better cuz now I'm really clean, but still...
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when you got upset at the animals I was like "THANK YOU". I always get so mad when they have pets. this is animal abuse. imagine how freaking stressed out these animals are living in this mess. I saw one episode that I had to turn off because the woman had over 20 cats in her house at one point and they kept finding dead, rotting cats everywhere. I got so mad.
Hoarding is a show I watch a lot but it’s also very depressing especially when you find out what has caused them to hoard, we actually had a person that hoarded his house until he couldn’t enter his house he lived outside of it, and we aren’t sure what’s happened he may have died because he disappeared for months until finally we saw that his house was being demolished, it’s very sad not knowing if he’s alive or dead I’m hoping he just got some help but the way it looks it feels like he didn’t make it 😔
I helped someone who inherited a home from their aunt, and the home was a hoarders home. The aunt went to Kmart everyday and bought all the cheap stuff. Multiples of everything just stacked up from the floor to the ceiling. Had to climb on piles to get to other rooms. The pile in the dining room kitchen was so high that my head was at the ceiling. The only thing we found really of value was $20 in a birthday card.
Rebecca Campbell it’s so sad because the guy by us when I would go in the nearby thrift store I’d see him just buying random things, it actually even got to the point of his car and his rv that he had were completely filled, it’s so sad how things happen when it comes to a hoarder
Fun fact: Therapists/psychologists usually have their own provided therapists/psychologists if they get affected by things they talk about with their patients, it's like a not-so-cute-little cycle of helpers.
Also wen they do psychotherapy courses, it’s mandatory for them to have clocked in a certain amount of therapy hours with their own therapist otherwise cannot become a therapist/psychologist, I’m guessing in her case she needed to stay on with hers lolz 😂
My sister's best friend from high school was on that show. Her episode was Diana and the daughter was Reba. We (the townspeople) had no idea they lived that way. I even went there once in high school because my then boyfriend was best friends with the oldest son. We sat in the garage and it looked pretty normal. They wouldn't let us in the house, though, and now I know why.
The fact that her son feels like can't leave his mom in *HER* alone because he doesn't feel like she would be safe really shows how far her hoarding has gotten
THE ROACHES 😫 I do feel bad for the families but I do think that it’s selfish for them to bring animals and pets because a lot of the times they end up dying or getting crushed, even getting sickness I think they shouldn’t put another living being through it but they need help understanding what’s wrong
Yes, there was one episode years ago where one lady had lost her cat and the found its corpse when they were cleaning 😱💀🤮 It's not fair or safe for the animals to live in such a state.
I think a big problem is that over time this has become somewhat “normal” to them. Like their perception of what is and is not clean & safe is totally skewed so they think it’s safe for animals to be there. The first time my family adopted a dog we had a home inspection & I thought it was weird at the time but now I understand why
@@barrymichlowitz1071 Of course it's not, but in this case the son is a grown man who probably could get out of the house (but didn't want to leave his mom alone, it seemed like). It's not like the animals can move out or do anything to improve their situation.
@@rosiered3403 Oh yeah I completely agree, it's neglect. just awful! Now that I think about it, something like that happened in my town years ago except the police got involved, it was a hoarder with tons and tons of horribly neglected chihuahuas. Thankfully they all got rescued and re-homed. Just seeing the pictures of them made me mad though, I don't understand how somebody could do that...
Don’t watch the one where the old lady literally starved her dog and cat and birds to death and kept their corpses in her house :( it’s one of the worst things I’ve ever seen.
The worst one I saw was a hoarder that had lost MULTIPLE pets and didn't really seem to care, and when the house was being cleared out, they found some of pets mummified and buried under piles of garbage, flat as pancakes
Honestly, if you've ever had the misfortune of living in a place infested with roaches you know despite the clean floors roaches still rule that house. Especially since they haven't cleaned everything yet. Before I saw her bathroom I thought maybe they had fumigated but considering the bathroom is still not decluttered there are roaches everywhere still. In the television for sure. It's gross where they choose to make their nests but it happens everywhere once you're infested. (I lived in a motel converted to apartments once that was roach-infested and it was absolutely horrific. When I moved out roaches followed me in my belongings to the next place I lived and we had to fumigate and treat roaches for a period after moving in)
Omg thats terrifying, i hate roaches so much i dont know if i could handle that 😭 when i see a gross insect in my room i literally cant sleep until i kill it (PETA dont come for me lol)
I live in an apartment and we got roaches, hard to get rid of them when there’s tenants who have varying degrees of the definition ‘clean.’ But we keep our apartment quite clean and leave traps for them, replace our dog’s water and food and when he does see a roach, he just stares at it for a bit then goes back to napping. Its minding its own business and our dog is minding his own business lol. But goddamn this video pissed me right off when it showed the roach in the dog’s food segment, what’s the point of owning a pet if you can’t take of the environment you’re putting it in? It’s just neglect and/or abuse at that point.
there are cockroaches that mill about where i live too, in the house we have a lot of cockroach killers so usually they turn up dead and they can be hastily cleared away. but omg i felt this so much- like dont?? leave cockroaches?? with your dogs food?? please??
I saw that if you buy Welch’s Grape juice and put some in a container, all the roaches will fall in and drown since it’s smells sweet to them, I hope this was useful
For roaches, once they get in it’s impossible to get them out no matter how clean you are. The people who lived in my house previously were dirty and so the house came with roaches. It took years and several exterminators for it to be okay. At the worst of it, they usually only came out at night ugh it’s terrible to even think about I’m so sorry you’re going through that
I am so thankful to live in Canada. Roaches, never! Most I worry about are fruit flies, moths, ants, june bugs and stupid cherry beetles. All easy to get rid of and disappear in the winter. Sweet winter peace.
Actually some hoarders when they go out in public, appear to be very clean. Most likely you wouldn’t be able to tell if someone was hoarding. This is a very sad and serious problem. This is not something to make fun of or make mean comments.
Bed bugs, maybe. Whether you get them has nothing to do with how clean you are. But when a hoarder does get them it's really unlikely they'll be able to get rid of them, since a proper extermination would require the mess to be cleaned up first. Bed bugs would be more likely to be hiding in the clutter in and around the bed, though, not crawling in her hair. They're too clumsy to crawl around in hair without just falling off when you move around, mostly, and they don't have any reason to go there anyway.
As a college student, I worked as a house cleaner to make partying money. I once was called into a house in North Hollywood like this, except way worse. There were cockroaches everywhere. You can see them crawling on the walls and floor. The renter had just a mattress in the living room, not in his bedroom because the infestation was worse there. I lifted a stack of newspapers in his bathroom and hundreds of baby cockroaches ran out. I left immediately. I still have nightmares.
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Yea balding for men sometimes is just inevitable if depends heavily on genes. However yes stress and unhealthy lifestyles can contribute to early balding for sure. To know if you will bald early or not you really just have to look at your father and ask him when started balding, most men tend to start in their mid 30's anyway. You can help combat it with hormonal type of therapy and other treatments
My Mom died 3.5 years ago. Last week we finally emptied the last of the stuff in her house to be able to sell the property. I am still feeling numb. After all this time, I expected to be elated, but mostly I'm sad because of the devastation of mental illness. This show is actually what taught me and my sister what was going on with our mom. It was so helpful, but we ran out of time to help her.
It's hard to understand at times why people hoard and let themselves live this way. But by watching the British version of this show on YT, I found out that it's a form of sickness that needs to treated.
It’s a condition where those who have experienced loss project that fear onto objects so they’ll collect (fulfilled connection) and then fear throwing them away (loss). It builds and builds if, like you said, it goes untreated 😥
To add to the other person’s reply, the common denominator of hoarders is that they have big trauma/s they experience and that’s when they start hoarding. Usually it’s a loss of a loved one. They try to surround themselves with materials to kind of psychologically fill the void they feel. You know when you feel sad and depressed and you just want to wrap yourself burrito-style in a blanket and cry in your bed all day? It’s like that, but on a bigger, house-scale. It’s really something.
You know, as long as it keeps their mind in check I won't bother anyone doing this about it. I know this show has taught me to keep the amount of items at home to a minimum. Because when they reach a certain amount, you can't keep track of them anymore and they become useless because you either forget where they are or just, that they exist altogether.
I don't think it's messed up. It's always good to get a reminder of how bad things can be. You solidify the standards at which you want to live. It's a way of checking in on your mental health, too. Of course, it can go to the extreme - like if you watch hoarders and then clean your house with a toothbrush and bleach, or watch 600lb life and go on a starvation diet out of body dysmorphia. The human brain is a complex and difficult place! 😂
@@wendyshandcrackedeggs6791 It's referring to how the Cobbler makes and repairs shoes all day but when he is done with his work, he neglects to repair or make shoes for himself or his family because that's the last thing he wants to do when his work is over. I thought that it applied to her because she practices taking care of her clients' emotional needs but she doesn't take care of her own emotional needs and issues when she's at home. This has caused her to use hording to try to remedy the emotional issues that she's dealing with. (sorry for being so long-winded with the answer )
i used to live in a cheap house that had a roach infestation under it (tiny little roaches not big ones thankfully) and that was enough to make me paranoid about roaches getting in my ears. How do people live like thisss arrrrrrhhghgg. I feel so sorry for them!
@xXaRIANa HilTONxX hahah yeah I used to sleep with a spare pillow over the side of my head or if i had any, I'd stick cotton balls in my ears. When i was little i had a baby sitter who got a roach in her ear that latched onto her eardrum. When her husband tried to pull it out it broke in half still attached to her eardrum and had to go to doctor. No wonder I'm paranoid hahah
@@TorgoMazing when I was 7 I woke up to a spider hanging down and was 5 centimetres away from my face. I rolled out of bed (literally) and cried for the rest of the day. And showered and cleaned my whole bedroom. Now I'm scared of spiders and it doesn't help that my friends own tarantulas.
Most psychologists need a psychologist or doctor. Everyone needs therapy or help every now and then. Just to clear up the stigma. Alot of helpers in this society tend to forget to look after themselves because their focus is so much on helping others. Also to treat or diagnose oneself you should also get someone to help for support and for second or third opinion.
She needs a therapist and a shit-ton of self-care, hoarding is just the symptom of the problem spilling out, since the house symbolises herself & her being and all the junk in the house is her state of mind and her own issues
I remember being severely depressed a few years ago. My room looked kind of similar to this (smaller scale though, no roaches and stuff just rotting foods and trash), and it didn't really phase me at that time because I just stopped caring about everything. I saw no point in doing things because I was in a habit of convincing myself that everything was pointless. I think the thing that pulled me out of that mindset was finally finding what I wanted to do with my life, and then subsequently coming to the realisation through logic that I won't be able to live that way with that mindset. From there I began gradually shifting myself back to some sort of "normal" through firstly cleaning my room from as much clutter as I could (still some extra things in there because of lack of space elsewhere, but getting rid of those things soon), and then setting myself a daily schedule and forcing myself to complete it. It's really difficult to get out of situations like this when you're already deep in them, because you're forced to give up what you've become familiar with entirely if you want to turn things around, and it's tough to do so because at the same time your living environment becomes your primary source of comfort and sometimes the only thing you're familiar with. Depending on how long you've been in this situation, and how severe your situation, you also may have to re-teach yourself basically everything in terms of self care, control etc. It's embarrassing to admit that you have a problem that's this bad, but at the same time it's completely necessary to acknowledge otherwise a full recovery isn't possible. In my case, therapy wasn't an option, it actually just made my depression worse because the therapist was only there for the money, so I stopped going and had to go through this battle myself. Luckily I managed to beat my own depression, I still get mild cases occasionally due to another condition I'm currently in the middle of dealing with, but the furthest it gets is a plate of food left out overnight or something nowadays. I'm very grateful for TV shows like hoarders that show the impacts that such conditions can have on those suffering and also others around them. Even though it shows these struggles publicly, and these struggles are more on the long-term severe end of the spectrum most of the time, it's one of those conversations that needs to be had but people find it difficult to talk about. Shows like these help to demonstrate to people that misinterpret conditions or don't really understand what the reality is like to suffer from them that it's a debilitating illness, not some sort of aesthetic or personality quirk..
This proves two things: 1. No one is immune to psychological disorders. One can be really good at taking care of other people yet be neglectful of him/herself due to unresolved issues which manifests as disorders if not properly addressed. 2. Psychological disorders can be managed if not fully treated. This is through therapy, support from loved ones and insight as seen on the video. So happy for her! Recovery is possible everyone! ❤️
really interesting that she is a psychologist who treats addiction... definitely a "Do as I say, not do as I do" scenario with her... I recall the first time I'd ever heard of hoarding was on an Oprah show a long time ago and similar situation where a lady (with 3 dogs) not only was reluctant to throw things away, but didn't even clean up after her dogs, and the poop was everywhere... the show paid for professional cleaners to redo her place (and you could see the lady had problems throwing stuff away, as everything meant something to her)... and when they revisited her some time later, she was slipping back into her old habits, and that's when they had her see a psych and she was diagnosed as a hoarder.... can't recall if she ever totally recovered or not.... it was disgusting.....
I think Hoarders on A&E is the better of the two hoarding shows. It's a little more in depth and they offer aftercare services. I'm not sure if TLC's show does.
I wonder if they have similar time constraints? I've never seen this one, but on all the episodes of Hoarders on A&E that I have seen, they only have 2-3 days for cleanup.
@@cutiekoo7162 The poop lady? Oh no I don't think I've seen that one... The 2 that I was thinking of was the one where she had diapers piled in the bathroom, and they ended up finding 4 dead cats in the house. The other one was an older couple, and they had filled the house, to where some rooms weren't even accessible anymore. Those were really disturbing.
@@salia3542 yup and then she started pooping in buckets and throwing it out in the yard. She also swore that other people were dirty when she went out in public. That episode was wild
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3:09 all I could think of was an episode of Hoarders where a lady had so much garbage layered on top of her floor, that when people came to peel away the layers, they found multiple flattened cat carcasses
It's novel of them to attempt to clean that but they need to burn that house down... roaches are hard to get rid of. I also love that Zoey and Lpd judge the situation more than the person.
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My grandma had a medium case of hoarding (I couldn’t go upstairs in their house for almost 20 years because it got so full), my dad has a mild case, and honestly sometimes I feel like I get a bit of it sometimes too. The executive functioning messes up and I’m sitting here going “JUST. SWEEP. THE FLOOR. JUST. DO IT!!!” and I can’t. And once the clutter starts it’s hard to stop and it just gets more and more depressing. I don’t have that much stuff (except craft supplies and books lol but I feel like a little bit of accumulation there is normal haha) so it can never get that bad, but it’s still rough. Anyway, I get grossed out easily so I’ve never watched this show, but it’s sobering to see. Hope I never get that bad!
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There’s a Korean TH-cam version of hoarders kindve. The channel Clean Avengers does cleanup in hoarded apartments in Korea 🤗
You could try judge Rinder which is a UK show similar to judge Judy or wife swap might be fun to react to 😊
I like how the other girl cursed in perfect English when they were talking about the roaches in the first half 🤣
LMAOOO
3:12
sometimes when the situation is so terrible, it's just not enough to swear in your own language, so you end up swearing in english lol the amount of f-bombs i've heard my foreign friends suddenly drop because they're so stressed haha
Germaine Daniel I think she went to college in USA 🌸 The videos with her grandma are adorable
@@madeofcastironwhenever I'm with my Asian friends we end up cursing in engksuh while talking our native language and that is because we don't have curse words that are as bad as the ones in english. And most bad words need context unlike engkuhs where you can just say the f word without nay context or s word or C word.
honestly, the crew is also quite brave to be filming in the house. i don't think i can handle being a camera coordinator in houses like that
Why?I'm genuinely curious because i'm not sure :3
@@leryitay5368 because to film, the crew would need to be in a dirty and pest-infested house. i can't handle all that mess and bugs crawling all over me
wheetamin imagine trying to navigate around the house too with all the camera equipment
@ThisLilGhostie x imagine having to stand still in while recording. Even worse imagine using a boom pole in that situation
Well im sure they wear biohazard suits. or something like that.
Its not unusual for psychologists to treat psychologists, sometimes the doctor needs a doctor.
Mental health professionals are still human. They also need help with their mental health. I hope the lady finally heals.
Everyone needs a doctor
Exactly , it's almost mandatory for psychologist in my country to see one, if you are a psychologist you need to know yourself in order to treat a patient right without being affected by them and their emotions and consulting another psychologist helps you with that.
Ppl need to stop thinking psychologist can't be psychologist if they have problems, we are still all humans and from my experience psychologist who have experienced depression or things like are handling their patients better because thye know how it feels.
However you shouldn't get patients if your mental state isn't ideal for your patient
Exactly. At the end of the day they're human too
it's ideal, in fact.
What's really surprising to me is how as a psychologist she doesn't see other psychologists to begin with. Where I live, psychologists go see other psychologists for their own mental health. It helps them a lot given what they go through with people...
Maybe she does about work but never talks about what’s really bothering her.
That makes a lot of sense
Mephitztopheles makes perfect sense. This kind of reminds me of how doctors will just make a diagnoses or say nothing is wrong when it’s something complex. Are they the all knowing brain? Shouldn’t they check in with other medical professionals??? I know they went through a lot of school, but school doesn’t give you all the answers.
Even in Hannibal (on Netflix) the psychiatrist cannibal serial killer sees a psychiatrist.
You mean supervision or intervision, not necessarily therapy of their own, so she could be even going to her supervision or intervision to talk about her job
"It was disgusting," "I'm glad i didn't eat"
Me grabbing a snack to watch this: 👁️👄👁️
thank you for saving me
Would do the same but I'm working time, on a little break, so I can't eat... Yet o_o
Hey guys i still eat the snack. Apparently i have a strong gut
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What’s really funny is that the lady was complaining about having to throw away 10-15$ cups when she probably kept buying new cups not thinking about the price because she needed cups because all the cups she already had were dirty and couldn’t be washed because the sink was so full.
Ally Cazares I think she was just eating and drinking out of the dirty stuff, some people aren’t really phased by stuff like that
One of my rental properties for years had a hoarder living in both apartments in the duplex. They paid rent on time but they were just dirty slobs. I had to go in multiple times to clean up and again when both died a few years ago. The one got so mad when I threw out her mayo. It was sitting open on the table next to her chair. It was turning brown. She said she was going to eat it. I had to clean all her dishes. She put her dishes, pots, pans everything back in the cabinets dirty. Food caked to them she just kept eating off them and she ate she was probably 400-500lbs. She must have scooted on her ass naked across the living room like a dog once because there was a giant skidmark the whole way through the room. She flushed Walmart bags for some reason and didn't bother to say anything or attempt to fix it herself so instead she wore diapers and shit her pants then threw the diapers into the bathtub. So she wasn't showering or anything and she was to lazy to throw out shit filled diapers I had to do it. I didn't know about it till her plumbing started leaking into the laundry room below her bathroom that was shared. So I go to fix that shitty washer and dryer and find shit filled diapers above. Made me extra happy to clean that up. Can't imagine being such a lazy fat slob you can't even throw out your shitty diapers. The one on the other side didn't like having to go upstairs to go to his bathroom so he would just piss in the trash can in his kitchen or open the window and pee out the window. I had to replace the heater for that side once he was pissing into the vent in the floor that eventually made its way into the furnance.
Hoarding is so hard to understand and so sad. My friend’s mother was a hoarder. Believe it or not, it was worse than this. There was a narrow pathway through their house but everything was piled to the ceiling.
Unfortunately, her mother died from brain cancer when Merlinna was only 20. So Merlinna became responsible for the walls and walls of hoarding that her mother had created over the years. It’s tough to understand and it’s sad. People usually don’t recover from it, even with help and support.
Yeah I was raised by my grandmother, who’s a hoarder. She only now in her 70s allowing me to go through her stuff. I’m grateful she’s accepting my help, she used to go through my trash when I threw things out “just in case” so she’s come a long way.
I also started hoarding when I was younger but thankfully Hoarders helped motivate me to change that.
@@sourgreendolly7685
I am glad you didn't go down the same path, and that you're there for your grandma. How did you not go down the same path, do you think?
I was a hoarder. It was hard to accept help from friends and family, but I wanted to change. It is slow going, but I have gotten rid of several hundred pounds of stuff. I am not finished, but my place looks so much better than it did.
Diane Thoroughman You can do it!!
@@jaessoul Thank you. 🙂😷
Why aren't the cleaners wearing hazmat suits? I would cry and not go inside smh
Omg is that park bom in your pfp
@@meIatonin it is
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I could never be a member on the cleaning crews they hire for these shows. I'd literally just set a match to the house and call it a day. 👩🏭🔥🏠
a bulldozer would work too.
You know, you're joking, but setting up a fire on the house of a hoarder is extremely easy, worryingly so. It's because there's flammable objects everywhere.
It's one of the reasons often brought up as a reason to change the situation they're in, even.
@@nodezsh Yeah I know, with all that stuff everywhere, the house would probably be up in flames in five minutes max.
Rosauno, then you'd *literally* be put in prison.
@@lisahinton9682 yeah and its l i t e r a l l y just a joke buddy
You know it’s bad when zoey starts speaking English. “Are you kidding me?!”
There's a Korean TH-cam channel kind of similar to this show. It's called CleanAvengers. They help depressed people deal with their emotions and explain why their homes/apartments have gotten to where they are. Then a whole team comes in and cleans their house top to bottom. The people on there, I feel really bad for. A lot of them have gotten to where they are because of circumstances in their lives (horrible breakups, domestic abuse, etc). You guys should take a look
I second the recommendation! The people who run the show are so kind hearted too! They do their best to make the people feel better, while cleaning their homes ;_; it's really heart warming.. I ultimately do hope the people who they're helping do find psychological help but it is nice to make sure their living spaces are at least taken care of, so that's one concern off their list yanno.
YES. I love that channel soooo much.
Oh interesting
Oooh I'm definitely gonna check it out. Thanks 😊
Woah I actually recently started watching a lot of their videos, they are really great and have helped a lot of people live better 💕
they should toss everything there's probably bug eggs everywhere. I wouldn't want to bring any of the shit back into the house after fumigation and cleaning because you're just gonna get re infested
This wouldn’t work out well, you cannot let them throw out everything, this would be shocking to the person
Yeah, they're in the walls and electrics. She'd have to live very very clean and dry for a year or two before they would be totally gone.
fr at that point i was just like throw the whole house away...
I was amazed at how many different species of cockroaches were in that single home lol! That's like cockroach world with each part of the home containing a different race haha!
Seriously ? How do you know so much about roaches anyways lol
I was noticing that. Different kinds. Im no roach expert but oh my god.
Lol cockroach world. True though, I could see so many different types of roaches
United Nations of Cockroaches!
...I’m concerned.
How do you know this?
I feel sorry for this woman. Of course she is sick. She cannot handle her life without help.
ZOEY LOOKS SO PRETTY
Edit: before anyone comes for me, Zoey always looks gorgeous and beautiful! I was just pointing it out.
I’m so proud🥰
she always looks pretty
she always is pretty but today she’s really lookin cute
Javi Zulich Ik.. i was just saying
엘피디LPD I SUBBED TO U
Although it is considered an illness, it’s never just the person that’s affected... in this case I bet the neighborhood was affected when she cleaned up because that many roaches have to go somewhere...
They probably bombed and killed them. Hopefully they treated the yard too otherwise they chill outside till the coast is clear. I do feel bad for the next door neighbors though. They probably got it the worst.
@@lala_lakeypoo That was exactly my thought! There is a neighborhood in our city that is known to have a roach problem. My friend lived there years ago. She said they would hire exterminators and the roaches that survived would just go to the house next door. Then the next door neighbors would bomb and the roaches would just find another house to inhabit.
@@debstrout1844 Roaches are like Whack-A-Mole it seems.
It’s always a
Bit annoying when people are like “mind your business” about messes and hoarding. Ok well mind your roaches, they’re in my damn hard. Come get your pets. It’s not just the one person- family and surrounding people can be affected negatively. It’s a healthy, physical, emotional, and psychological impact.
At that point the only option was to commit chemical warfare
I have PTSD from this show. I remember watching this one episode when I was maybe 7 and this person lost their cat. It turned out that the cat actually died in the house and they found the corpse while decluttering the house. From that day I became really organized cuz I thought that could happen to me, and I could never have anything out of place or dirty. I guess seeing that worked for the better cuz now I'm really clean, but still...
AAAA that’s so horrible!!
@@xXJokerAtWorkXx I'll admit I'm not that ugly, but I pick the profile pic when I was in year 5, it's been 5 years since then and I'm still too lazy to change it 💀
@@Maya-ym6bp you're not lazy - your ancestors donated that traits to you, you should celebrate that!
@@xXJokerAtWorkXx Shout out to my ancestors for giving me their dumbass genes ✨🙇♀️👹
@@_blank-_ I CAN'T XD
when you got upset at the animals I was like "THANK YOU". I always get so mad when they have pets. this is animal abuse. imagine how freaking stressed out these animals are living in this mess. I saw one episode that I had to turn off because the woman had over 20 cats in her house at one point and they kept finding dead, rotting cats everywhere. I got so mad.
The new FOX show "Housebroken" has a crazy cat lady in it as well.
Hoarding is a show I watch a lot but it’s also very depressing especially when you find out what has caused them to hoard, we actually had a person that hoarded his house until he couldn’t enter his house he lived outside of it, and we aren’t sure what’s happened he may have died because he disappeared for months until finally we saw that his house was being demolished, it’s very sad not knowing if he’s alive or dead I’m hoping he just got some help but the way it looks it feels like he didn’t make it 😔
I helped someone who inherited a home from their aunt, and the home was a hoarders home. The aunt went to Kmart everyday and bought all the cheap stuff. Multiples of everything just stacked up from the floor to the ceiling. Had to climb on piles to get to other rooms. The pile in the dining room kitchen was so high that my head was at the ceiling. The only thing we found really of value was $20 in a birthday card.
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Hoarders inspires me to clean
Rebecca Campbell it’s so sad because the guy by us when I would go in the nearby thrift store I’d see him just buying random things, it actually even got to the point of his car and his rv that he had were completely filled, it’s so sad how things happen when it comes to a hoarder
@@strawberryblaze3292 yes! I went into the backyard at one point and there was a full sized school bus back there crammed with trash also!
Fun fact: Therapists/psychologists usually have their own provided therapists/psychologists if they get affected by things they talk about with their patients, it's like a not-so-cute-little cycle of helpers.
Mmh not necessarily. It is called supervision, it is NOT therapy.
Also wen they do psychotherapy courses, it’s mandatory for them to have clocked in a certain amount of therapy hours with their own therapist otherwise cannot become a therapist/psychologist, I’m guessing in her case she needed to stay on with hers lolz 😂
My sister's best friend from high school was on that show. Her episode was Diana and the daughter was Reba. We (the townspeople) had no idea they lived that way. I even went there once in high school because my then boyfriend was best friends with the oldest son. We sat in the garage and it looked pretty normal. They wouldn't let us in the house, though, and now I know why.
Can you give us link on the episode I'm really curious
@@memecenter9gag859 episode 79
U know now
That'd crazy how well they hide their conditions
The fact that her son feels like can't leave his mom in *HER* alone because he doesn't feel like she would be safe really shows how far her hoarding has gotten
THE ROACHES 😫 I do feel bad for the families but I do think that it’s selfish for them to bring animals and pets because a lot of the times they end up dying or getting crushed, even getting sickness I think they shouldn’t put another living being through it but they need help understanding what’s wrong
Yes, there was one episode years ago where one lady had lost her cat and the found its corpse when they were cleaning 😱💀🤮
It's not fair or safe for the animals to live in such a state.
I think a big problem is that over time this has become somewhat “normal” to them. Like their perception of what is and is not clean & safe is totally skewed so they think it’s safe for animals to be there. The first time my family adopted a dog we had a home inspection & I thought it was weird at the time but now I understand why
It is okay for her son to live there, but not pets?
@@barrymichlowitz1071 Of course it's not, but in this case the son is a grown man who probably could get out of the house (but didn't want to leave his mom alone, it seemed like). It's not like the animals can move out or do anything to improve their situation.
Yes they dont understand what they're doing though, they're in total denial.
i want to give the son who lives with her a hug, he seems so sad.
the situations with animals in these shows always makes me upset too D:
A lot of hoarders seem to have pets. I view it as animal abuse.
@@rosiered3403 Oh yeah I completely agree, it's neglect. just awful! Now that I think about it, something like that happened in my town years ago except the police got involved, it was a hoarder with tons and tons of horribly neglected chihuahuas. Thankfully they all got rescued and re-homed. Just seeing the pictures of them made me mad though, I don't understand how somebody could do that...
Don’t watch the one where the old lady literally starved her dog and cat and birds to death and kept their corpses in her house :( it’s one of the worst things I’ve ever seen.
@@florencelove1895 oh my gosh that's horrifying. noooo thanks :(
The worst one I saw was a hoarder that had lost MULTIPLE pets and didn't really seem to care, and when the house was being cleared out, they found some of pets mummified and buried under piles of garbage, flat as pancakes
Honestly, if you've ever had the misfortune of living in a place infested with roaches you know despite the clean floors roaches still rule that house. Especially since they haven't cleaned everything yet. Before I saw her bathroom I thought maybe they had fumigated but considering the bathroom is still not decluttered there are roaches everywhere still. In the television for sure. It's gross where they choose to make their nests but it happens everywhere once you're infested. (I lived in a motel converted to apartments once that was roach-infested and it was absolutely horrific. When I moved out roaches followed me in my belongings to the next place I lived and we had to fumigate and treat roaches for a period after moving in)
Omg thats terrifying, i hate roaches so much i dont know if i could handle that 😭 when i see a gross insect in my room i literally cant sleep until i kill it (PETA dont come for me lol)
Damn roaches
I live in an apartment and we got roaches, hard to get rid of them when there’s tenants who have varying degrees of the definition ‘clean.’ But we keep our apartment quite clean and leave traps for them, replace our dog’s water and food and when he does see a roach, he just stares at it for a bit then goes back to napping. Its minding its own business and our dog is minding his own business lol. But goddamn this video pissed me right off when it showed the roach in the dog’s food segment, what’s the point of owning a pet if you can’t take of the environment you’re putting it in? It’s just neglect and/or abuse at that point.
there are cockroaches that mill about where i live too, in the house we have a lot of cockroach killers so usually they turn up dead and they can be hastily cleared away. but omg i felt this so much- like dont?? leave cockroaches?? with your dogs food?? please??
I saw that if you buy Welch’s Grape juice and put some in a container, all the roaches will fall in and drown since it’s smells sweet to them, I hope this was useful
For roaches, once they get in it’s impossible to get them out no matter how clean you are. The people who lived in my house previously were dirty and so the house came with roaches. It took years and several exterminators for it to be okay. At the worst of it, they usually only came out at night ugh it’s terrible to even think about I’m so sorry you’re going through that
I think we can all unanimously agree that roaches are just ridiculously hard rid of
I am so thankful to live in Canada. Roaches, never! Most I worry about are fruit flies, moths, ants, june bugs and stupid cherry beetles. All easy to get rid of and disappear in the winter. Sweet winter peace.
Now I feel an intense desire to clean my house, at 12am. That show ALWAYS makes me want to clean!
"Guess me"
Me: An angel
For real though, why does she look like she's glowing? Zoey too!
I've been blessed 😭❤❤❤
I KNOW! I love her and must subscribe immediately. 😭 (LPD, I mean. I'm already subscribed to Zoey. 😂)
"It's not their house, it's the roaches'" lmaoo 😭
In the wise words of Nicki Minaj: "ROACHES!!!"
LMAOOO
CHILE BYE-
I've never had this many likes XD. Mom I'm famous 🤠🧚♀️✨
That’s the only thing I could think about this entire video☠️☠️
BRUH I-💀💀
"Roaches poop? How interesting" LMAO
LMAOOOO “the roaches are the landlords”
"Roach is the landlord and he let the human live there" LOL thank you for making my day
The cat looks so angry. I would be too living in a house like that. Please rescue the pets!
Cats are quite clean...
Forget the cat What about the poor person 😂???
@@meganszobonya5151 the cat can be rescued though just like that, in matter of minutes. The person not, she needs a lot of time to get treatment
Zoey's community : calling her mom and saying things like "we love you"
Also Zoey's community : asking her to watch disgusting, unsettling content
That's how we show our love to zoey lmao
It’s a love language 🥰
If you tell me she had lice or any bugs in her hair, I’d believe you 100%.
That's a myth. Head lice actually prefer clean hair
@@inmyworldkindagirl And I oop-
I definitely thought of bed bugs though 😷
Actually some hoarders when they go out in public, appear to be very clean. Most likely you wouldn’t be able to tell if someone was hoarding. This is a very sad and serious problem. This is not something to make fun of or make mean comments.
Bed bugs, maybe. Whether you get them has nothing to do with how clean you are. But when a hoarder does get them it's really unlikely they'll be able to get rid of them, since a proper extermination would require the mess to be cleaned up first.
Bed bugs would be more likely to be hiding in the clutter in and around the bed, though, not crawling in her hair. They're too clumsy to crawl around in hair without just falling off when you move around, mostly, and they don't have any reason to go there anyway.
As a college student, I worked as a house cleaner to make partying money. I once was called into a house in North Hollywood like this, except way worse. There were cockroaches everywhere. You can see them crawling on the walls and floor. The renter had just a mattress in the living room, not in his bedroom because the infestation was worse there. I lifted a stack of newspapers in his bathroom and hundreds of baby cockroaches ran out. I left immediately. I still have nightmares.
omg the son is only 24 but is balding like that, must be from all of the stress his mom gave him
I had to go back like 3 time to confirm I heard it properly.
could be, but most likely genetics, some guys just bald super early
Im not trying to be mean or anything, but i thought he looked like 30... true, stress really does make people age faster..
I know many dudes who start going bald young. My brothers best friend started going bald at 17, and my brothers hairline is already receding and we are only 24.
Yea balding for men sometimes is just inevitable if depends heavily on genes. However yes stress and unhealthy lifestyles can contribute to early balding for sure. To know if you will bald early or not you really just have to look at your father and ask him when started balding, most men tend to start in their mid 30's anyway. You can help combat it with hormonal type of therapy and other treatments
Watching shows like this makes me thank my mom from being a neat freak
My Mom died 3.5 years ago. Last week we finally emptied the last of the stuff in her house to be able to sell the property. I am still feeling numb. After all this time, I expected to be elated, but mostly I'm sad because of the devastation of mental illness.
This show is actually what taught me and my sister what was going on with our mom. It was so helpful, but we ran out of time to help her.
flyushkifly Im so sorry for your loss. Thank you for helping with the aftermath. Bless you and yours.
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@@CreativeCreatorCreates thank you! I appreciate the validation, truly. Best to you and yours as well. 💜
TLC should really sponser zoe with the amount of times that she's reacted to their shows
It's hard to understand at times why people hoard and let themselves live this way. But by watching the British version of this show on YT, I found out that it's a form of sickness that needs to treated.
It’s a condition where those who have experienced loss project that fear onto objects so they’ll collect (fulfilled connection) and then fear throwing them away (loss). It builds and builds if, like you said, it goes untreated 😥
To add to the other person’s reply, the common denominator of hoarders is that they have big trauma/s they experience and that’s when they start hoarding. Usually it’s a loss of a loved one. They try to surround themselves with materials to kind of psychologically fill the void they feel. You know when you feel sad and depressed and you just want to wrap yourself burrito-style in a blanket and cry in your bed all day? It’s like that, but on a bigger, house-scale. It’s really something.
Hoarding shows always make me feel soooo energised to clean my house .. it’s an amazing motivator
I know it's messed up but when I'm depressed and don't wanna clean my room I watch this
Me too and I also watch 600lb life to not over eat. Both these shows keep me in check.
You know, as long as it keeps their mind in check I won't bother anyone doing this about it.
I know this show has taught me to keep the amount of items at home to a minimum. Because when they reach a certain amount, you can't keep track of them anymore and they become useless because you either forget where they are or just, that they exist altogether.
SAME. Even if I didn’t want to clean my house, this show fixed that RIGHT up.
I don't think it's messed up. It's always good to get a reminder of how bad things can be. You solidify the standards at which you want to live. It's a way of checking in on your mental health, too. Of course, it can go to the extreme - like if you watch hoarders and then clean your house with a toothbrush and bleach, or watch 600lb life and go on a starvation diet out of body dysmorphia.
The human brain is a complex and difficult place! 😂
me too!! I got up and did a bunch of laundry halfway through this video 😭
I love your authentic and entertaining reactions. This is an important subject so thank you for being very respectful for the most part.
Oh my gosh, you guys look so fricken ✨PRETTY✨
When the mom said “wait that’s brand new” I had to scream this woman 🧍♀️
Zoey be looking cute af! A red lip queen!
Also, LPD is so fun and her reactions are so relatable!!
Thank you🥰
LPD is also 'cute'.
My worst nightmare is a roach in my ear...Am just amazed how that as never happened to her
Maybe she had roaches in her ears before, but she chose not to tell them.
I once woke from a cockroach on my face. Ever since then i freak when my hair brushes my face
I wouldn't even step on their block much less go into their house
I love to see the huge smile on the lady’s face when her home is clean and her family helped her. Made me cry.
When that refrigerator was being moved and he loaded it on the hand cart and the roach feces slid off onto him🤢🤮
I started watching this while eating.
2:03 the regret sets it.
3:19 the regret is real.
DON'T DO IT. PUT YOUR FOOD AWAY.
I get queasy when my detergents aren’t organised how could you live like that. I’m glad she’s getting better tho.
Crippling depression and addiction :(
I'm glad she's getting help too. I hope she stays happy.
I get uncomfortable visiting homes that are too organized.
roof pizza SAME HAHAHA
@@Roof_Pizza I'm the opposite lol
Mover: Is that coffee?
Me: My guy, we all know that's roach dookie you're covered in.
this makes me wanna clean my room now omg
I feel like this is a prime example of the phrase “a cobbler’s children have no shoes”
Sorry but now I'm curious, what's that mean?
@@wendyshandcrackedeggs6791 It's referring to how the Cobbler makes and repairs shoes all day but when he is done with his work, he neglects to repair or make shoes for himself or his family because that's the last thing he wants to do when his work is over.
I thought that it applied to her because she practices taking care of her clients' emotional needs but she doesn't take care of her own emotional needs and issues when she's at home. This has caused her to use hording to try to remedy the emotional issues that she's dealing with.
(sorry for being so long-winded with the answer )
@@alwaysbemused109 Ahhh okay I understand more, thank you for spending your time to answer💜
I saw the lady on the left and I gasped and went “who is thaaaaaat, she’s so pretty” 😭
What my mom thinks she see’s when walking in my room:
i used to live in a cheap house that had a roach infestation under it (tiny little roaches not big ones thankfully) and that was enough to make me paranoid about roaches getting in my ears. How do people live like thisss arrrrrrhhghgg. I feel so sorry for them!
oof
@xXaRIANa HilTONxX hahah yeah I used to sleep with a spare pillow over the side of my head or if i had any, I'd stick cotton balls in my ears. When i was little i had a baby sitter who got a roach in her ear that latched onto her eardrum. When her husband tried to pull it out it broke in half still attached to her eardrum and had to go to doctor. No wonder I'm paranoid hahah
@@TorgoMazing when I was 7 I woke up to a spider hanging down and was 5 centimetres away from my face. I rolled out of bed (literally) and cried for the rest of the day. And showered and cleaned my whole bedroom. Now I'm scared of spiders and it doesn't help that my friends own tarantulas.
it seems so strange to me how psychologists and therapists 99% of the time seem to be crazier than their patients
I dated one of my therapists. I can't argue with this comment.
"second thots" nearly made me spit water everywhere, i love this channel
You look so good with and without makeup .... butttt Dammm gurlll you look so good with this makeup
Every time I watched Hoarders, I would have a panic attack if I saw one pile of boxes in a corner
I hate having cardboard boxes in the house. They attract bugs and spiders in my opinion.
Your makeup looks so pretty!!! I love the red-brown colors and the sparkly inner-corner! It was fun to watch her apply it live :D
Most psychologists need a psychologist or doctor.
Everyone needs therapy or help every now and then. Just to clear up the stigma.
Alot of helpers in this society tend to forget to look after themselves because their focus is so much on helping others. Also to treat or diagnose oneself you should also get someone to help for support and for second or third opinion.
She needs a therapist and a shit-ton of self-care, hoarding is just the symptom of the problem spilling out, since the house symbolises herself & her being and all the junk in the house is her state of mind and her own issues
@@fharhunachoudhury2434
I remember being severely depressed a few years ago. My room looked kind of similar to this (smaller scale though, no roaches and stuff just rotting foods and trash), and it didn't really phase me at that time because I just stopped caring about everything. I saw no point in doing things because I was in a habit of convincing myself that everything was pointless.
I think the thing that pulled me out of that mindset was finally finding what I wanted to do with my life, and then subsequently coming to the realisation through logic that I won't be able to live that way with that mindset. From there I began gradually shifting myself back to some sort of "normal" through firstly cleaning my room from as much clutter as I could (still some extra things in there because of lack of space elsewhere, but getting rid of those things soon), and then setting myself a daily schedule and forcing myself to complete it.
It's really difficult to get out of situations like this when you're already deep in them, because you're forced to give up what you've become familiar with entirely if you want to turn things around, and it's tough to do so because at the same time your living environment becomes your primary source of comfort and sometimes the only thing you're familiar with. Depending on how long you've been in this situation, and how severe your situation, you also may have to re-teach yourself basically everything in terms of self care, control etc. It's embarrassing to admit that you have a problem that's this bad, but at the same time it's completely necessary to acknowledge otherwise a full recovery isn't possible.
In my case, therapy wasn't an option, it actually just made my depression worse because the therapist was only there for the money, so I stopped going and had to go through this battle myself.
Luckily I managed to beat my own depression, I still get mild cases occasionally due to another condition I'm currently in the middle of dealing with, but the furthest it gets is a plate of food left out overnight or something nowadays.
I'm very grateful for TV shows like hoarders that show the impacts that such conditions can have on those suffering and also others around them. Even though it shows these struggles publicly, and these struggles are more on the long-term severe end of the spectrum most of the time, it's one of those conversations that needs to be had but people find it difficult to talk about. Shows like these help to demonstrate to people that misinterpret conditions or don't really understand what the reality is like to suffer from them that it's a debilitating illness, not some sort of aesthetic or personality quirk..
I NEED A VIDEO WITH ZOEY, LPD, AND YUMI!
OH... I miss yum...
엘피디LPD next time you see her you should vlog or something! i would love to see that!
I like your profile picture. Poppy is cool
This proves two things:
1. No one is immune to psychological disorders. One can be really good at taking care of other people yet be neglectful of him/herself due to unresolved issues which manifests as disorders if not properly addressed.
2. Psychological disorders can be managed if not fully treated. This is through therapy, support from loved ones and insight as seen on the video.
So happy for her! Recovery is possible everyone! ❤️
really interesting that she is a psychologist who treats addiction... definitely a "Do as I say, not do as I do" scenario with her... I recall the first time I'd ever heard of hoarding was on an Oprah show a long time ago and similar situation where a lady (with 3 dogs) not only was reluctant to throw things away, but didn't even clean up after her dogs, and the poop was everywhere... the show paid for professional cleaners to redo her place (and you could see the lady had problems throwing stuff away, as everything meant something to her)... and when they revisited her some time later, she was slipping back into her old habits, and that's when they had her see a psych and she was diagnosed as a hoarder.... can't recall if she ever totally recovered or not.... it was disgusting.....
I love how you did your makeup!! always beautiful with or without it ♥️
You guys look so gorgeous!!! Loving both your makeup in this video ❤
YOUR MAKEUP LOOOKS SOOOO GOOOD!
“STOP ZOOMING IN ON THOSE ROACHES!” If this isn’t me💀💀🤚🏾
My cat oh-so-slightly touched my leg while I was watching this and I freaked out because I thought it was a roach. 😅
Their make up looks beautiful. THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL. GURLS YOU ON FIRE
Dang zoey's look is 🔥🔥🔥
omg both of you looked sooooo pretty🥺🥺 literally clicked this vid bc youre friend looks cuute!
I think Hoarders on A&E is the better of the two hoarding shows. It's a little more in depth and they offer aftercare services. I'm not sure if TLC's show does.
I agree! Maybe theyll watch that too
I wonder if they have similar time constraints? I've never seen this one, but on all the episodes of Hoarders on A&E that I have seen, they only have 2-3 days for cleanup.
Hermititis the new season started a couple weeks ago. It seems like there’s more like 5 days to a week now.
They do. Isnt it the same show, just switched channels
Okay but zoey turned this beat OUT 👏🏼 u look good love ❣️
That's not even close to the worst house that's been on the show.
the worst house is the one with the poop lady
@@cutiekoo7162 The poop lady? Oh no I don't think I've seen that one... The 2 that I was thinking of was the one where she had diapers piled in the bathroom, and they ended up finding 4 dead cats in the house. The other one was an older couple, and they had filled the house, to where some rooms weren't even accessible anymore. Those were really disturbing.
Who is the poop lady? How do I search for that video?
@@salia3542 yup and then she started pooping in buckets and throwing it out in the yard. She also swore that other people were dirty when she went out in public. That episode was wild
@@EdonClark omg 😲
“The roaches are the landlord and they let them live there”😂😂
2:04
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edit: me through out this whole video:
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Me too sis 😤 especially with the roaches, now I'm paranoid that theres a roach somewhere in my room 😖
Zoey i enjoyed this video so much! Was so fun and entertaining to watch, Loved Lpd shes super funny! Love you guys very much
Oh hell naw I would’ve been whipped for leaving one cup in my room
Haha!!! They are so cute reacting!!! I love your videos!!!! It was so funny when the girl LPD saw that they had a dog, "EOTTEOKkE???"🤣
Zoey, helping her friend expand her fanbase, is as selfless as always. 😊 ...and Mini Vom 🤣 I am going to use that in a sentence at my earliest convenience 🤣
zoey that makeup is A LOOK and i love it
3:09 all I could think of was an episode of Hoarders where a lady had so much garbage layered on top of her floor, that when people came to peel away the layers, they found multiple flattened cat carcasses
NO WAY WHAT
These poor animals im going to cry
Zoey looks so beautiful here 🥺💗 she’s glowing
It's novel of them to attempt to clean that but they need to burn that house down... roaches are hard to get rid of.
I also love that Zoey and Lpd judge the situation more than the person.
Watching this makes me want to tidy up
LPD: "I'm excited"
Me, knowing what's coming: 😬
I always love the dove sfx. These videos are the only place I hear it, but the reaction makes so much sense with it!
Aww zoey you look so pretty my love 💕😊 so is L ! She did a fantastic job on your makeup. Love you ladies 💕👶
Thank you sooo much💕
@@lpd_fashion youre so welcome my love 💕 i subscribed to your channel the other day when Zoey did the livestream of you doing her makeup, cant wait to see more of your videos!! 🐣
can we please talk about how absolutely GORGEOUS these women look? 언니.. 정말 너무 너무 아름다우세요 💗
*Zoey Wearing Makeup Hits Different ❤👁👄👁❤*
My grandma had a medium case of hoarding (I couldn’t go upstairs in their house for almost 20 years because it got so full), my dad has a mild case, and honestly sometimes I feel like I get a bit of it sometimes too. The executive functioning messes up and I’m sitting here going “JUST. SWEEP. THE FLOOR. JUST. DO IT!!!” and I can’t. And once the clutter starts it’s hard to stop and it just gets more and more depressing. I don’t have that much stuff (except craft supplies and books lol but I feel like a little bit of accumulation there is normal haha) so it can never get that bad, but it’s still rough.
Anyway, I get grossed out easily so I’ve never watched this show, but it’s sobering to see. Hope I never get that bad!