Hoarding: Buried Alive

The lives of a woman and her children are being affected detrimentally by the hoarding of their landlord, who lives above them.

Two identical twins are hoarders of the same type of items and face the reality of changing their ways or facing the consequences.

A Canadian rock singer faces the possibility of losing his family unless he can declutter the large amount of memorabilia and other items he has accumulated over the years.

A woman has spent lavish amounts of money on building a hoard inside her home and now faces the possibility of eviction unless she can get things under control.

A woman is vehemently denying that she isn't a hoarder but her cluttered home, with vermin visible in the corners of rooms, indicate otherwise.

With the passing of their mother, three children are left with the monumental task of decluttering her home and trying fo find important documents in the process.

With child protection services taking her two children away, a mother has forty eight hours to clean up the clutter her hoarding habits has led to or risk losing her children permanently.

A hoarder's long term collection habits has led to deteriorating family relations and an attempt to clean things up only leads to further problems.

A long time hoarder faces eviction by the landlord and must clean mountains of garbage in only a few days.

A women struggles to part with her Elvis collection.

Hoarding has destroyed one woman's relationship with her daughter. A woman's collecting habits in the past has led to a massive hoard that is out of control.

One woman's neighbors are complaining about the trash piling up outside as a result of her hoarding. Faye comes to the conclusion that her hoarding is killing her.

Caryn is threatened by a city promise to demolish her house unless conditions are improved immediately.

Janet and Herv look to get their out of control hoarding cleaned up but secrets about their marriage emerge in the process and threaten to derail the plan.

A couple's marriage has reached a breaking point over excessive hoarding. Vickie reveals her hoarding secrets that she has been keeping from her husband.

A psychologist who is accustomed to diagnosing other people's problems can not solve her own hoarding problems and it has escalated to the point where millions of roaches infest her home.

Miranda's hoarding has escalated to the point that her toddlers have no place to play safely. Hsi-Ming's daughter is concerned that her mother's hoarding is threatening her safety and health.

A hoarder is faced with the prospect of losing her home and children unless she can clean up her home in a few weeks.