Hoarder That Poops In Bucket Loses Everything While Family Celebrates In Her Face
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2023
- Reacting to Hoarders, and a lady loses everything and her family is hugging each other and celebrating while their sister is now homeless.
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I understand that hoarding is like a deep psychological issue but hoarders shouldnt be allowed to own pets, its just cruel to bring a little living creature into situations like this.
And their kids should be placed in better homes. It's not safe or healthy for them and they need to learn that this is NOT how things are done
When I was fifteen about I started volunteering at an animal shelter. My job was to bathe intake dogs, clean kennels, sometimes clean spay and neuter equipment. Once when I was just about to leave they had me stay to help intake a pet hording situation. We got 32 rat terriers. All of them were infested with lice, totally underweight, and terrified. Those are just the ones that lived to come into the shelter. It's not pets at that point it's an addiction and it's terrible. For reference the Max amount of dogs we can have in a yard at a daycare is 25 per attendant.
@@jolieheerema5599 That's very admirable of you. I think these hoarder should be kept and a mental facility for intensive in HOUSE therapy. Seeing a counselor once or twice a week isn't going to help these people. Those poor animals. Isn't that considered animal abuse?
@@Shellygrrl2573 I've kept working in the dog field for years and I can tell you animal crimes are not taken seriously in the US. Animals are property and it's very hard to get people to look into abuse claims. I still work with several rescues and most of the time by the time they even locate the situation and send it on to the authorities the animal is already dead. My room mate was a vet during a spree of pitbull pup killings. The animal detective was wonderful and did all she could but even if her hands weren't tied the sentence would be very minor. A fine maybe. Take the animal away so they get a new one. No one checks up. It's heartbreaking honestly especially considering how much harm to animals is a proven precursor to human violence. All I can say is everyone who advocates for animals is a hero. They certainly don't get paid enough for them not to do it out of the goodness of their hearts.
@@jolieheerema5599 I agree. Once my dog was hit by a negligent driver while my mom was crossing at a stop sign. Thank God they were both okay, our dog wasn’t hurt much, but the guy ran from the scene of the crime. The cops consider our dog just property, like it’s not a big deal. Just ridiculous
They're zooming in on the dirt like its poop because it literally is.
In the episode she explains that she goes to the bathroom in the bucket and tosses it into that one spot in her yard.
That's why the neighbors reported her in the first place, the entire neighborhood was starting to smell of shit. Just terrible.
The same thing happened in England and caused widespread diseases. That's why they invented the sewer system to carry it away. Poop is extremely dangerous
@@s3rye306 it's absolutely wild that she's doing something that we literally INVENTED infrastructure for in order to STOP it from happening
This bitch was disgusting. If you watch the whole episode it's disturbing. Her behavior and a couple things she said and her bizarre attachment to her feces bucket and other things led me to believe she was eating her shit. I really think this lady was in there playing with it and eating it. She was weird and sickening. If you didn't see the whole episode then you are not getting the full picture and this video and title for it is so biased. This lady was disgusting. I was gagging and almost vomiting while watching this episode. She was worse than any animal, she was like some sewer troll. Just disgusting and she looks the part too.
So some people are still medieval?
@@LordMerf1297 no, just disgusting,and apparently being disgusting is timeless and doesn't go out of style!
In the full episode, she actually gets very upset at the doctors wanting to throw out food or something with crap all over it, and Shanna makes a comment about wanting to eat poop one more time “like an addict getting high one last time before they quit”.
She genuinely enjoyed eating poop & mold, and got a type of “rush” or “high” from it, is what she said. Very sad.
My goodness, I feel sick thinking about that and the smell of her and the home. 🤢🤮😷
I mean, given all the weird chemicals in poop and mold, she may bave actually been getting high off it.
This is the kind of person that needs to be in a mental health facility, where she can be safety supervised and treated.
Too bad America shut down all those facilities, instead of improving them.
Damn I wish I hadn’t read this comment
Thats disgusting 🤢
Nothing like an episode of hoarders to make you feel like you live in a spotless house
Fr! But I made the godawful mistake of playing this while I was midway through breakfast. 😂
makes my depression room feel like it's hospital grade
fr i was feeling bad that i'd left a few empty cans and dirty plates on my desk but after watching this i'm... fine with those LMAO
I moved with my family in with my mother in law for just over a year now helping clear it all out coz she was a hoarder with her other, younger daughter who was caring for her for a few years. It was pretty fuckin' bad.... it still is in the shed, to be fair, but the house is liveable again. It's scary how long it takes to break the habits of living like that. Way longer than it takes to clean the damn place lol. It's breaking the habits of living like trash that has taken over a year to break and help her live properly again.
I always watch hoarders whenever I need to deep clean or move because then I just end up getting rid of everything 😂 works great
Anybody who's a hoarder obviously needs help, but it really breaks my heart seeing animals kept in these conditions. Pets deserve a clean environment too!
Yeah animals and kids have no choice in where they live so it’s absolutely disgusting and heartbreaking that they are exposed to or trapped in these situations.
she looks like the dude from human centipede 2. he had a pet.
yeah we know
So do kids, but nobody gives a shit about hoarder's kids.
All animals do. Unless we are going to eat them
The fact that in the end, they ended up selling the house and just gutting and renovating it instead of a tear-down/rebuild, has always terrified me for whomever lives in there.
Poop ghosts are scary.
@@jayelkayfosho Some say at night, you can still hear the groans of that bucket as it haunts the corridors of the old Poop house on the hill.
@@Nevernamed And if the groaning doesn't scare you, the plop plop of the turds falling from the bucket into the backyard will spook ya.
(A moan in the night) "Pooper! Pooper!"
@Jayelkay nah man. Theyre sPOOky
When Dane calls Ken "Kenny" my spirits are instantly lifted a little.
They have the best friendship! Those two are like brothers.
9:44 replay button for us!😊
This is the woman who said she was going to eat her poop contaminated food and compared it to an addict getting to use one more time before rehab! She DID use that bucket....and used a bowl to scoop it out (without covering her hands) and carry it out. Then cooked. There was a poster in her kitchen that said I AM OKAY. 😬
*This woman needed to be held in psychiatric care and then only released after being given a guardian!*
🤢 I think I'm gonna be sick...
Yeesss I noticed that poster. In the full episode Shanna sits down in her room to eat her dinner and Mike asks her a couple of questions. Right as this lady is saying she doesn’t think there is anything wrong with how she lives, that poster that says I AM OKAY is right in frame. It’s very sad
If she survived that, there’s nothing on this earth that can kill her. Her immune system must be like elite soldiers rather than bouncers by now.
@@stanbrule9357 You replied to the wrong comment~
The initial shock and disgust aside, this makes me so sad. It’s an extreme representation of what happens when addiction/mental health issues go unchecked
How come no one ever has these people seek therapy or go to a doctor to get help for their mental health issues. I'm not talking about go see a counselor once a week I'm talking about stay for a month intensive treatment. Cleaning the mess and throwing things out isn't going to fix the root of the problem in my opinion 🤷🏽♀️
@@Shellygrrl2573 💯 exactly
@@Shellygrrl2573because that doesn't make compelling TV.
And Americans need their fix of watching someone else's life fall apart
@@charliedeegan1598 Isn't that just sad and pathetic..smh...😬
@@Shellygrrl2573 Some do actually get sent to a home of sorts. But it's hard to make people seek this kind of therapy against their will, which is usually the case when delusions have gotten this bad. And then there's the question of who's paying for this treatment.
The full video shows exactly her process for using the bathroom. She uses the bucket and chucks it outside it’s why they were “vacuuming” the dirt. And like you assumed her and her mother would pee in plastic bottles and leave them around the house. This one was truly sad because she’s really sick and this is proof of how bad hoarding can become if left untreated.
Easier said than done to get help unless you are rich,. She had no money obviously, so how with the broken american healthcare system was she suppose to afford mental health treatment? Only hope is the family had enough money to help, but they obviously dont or were just so disconnected from her they never talked. Think it might be the latter since they mentioned a few times it been ages since they talked or saw her.
I gagged reading your comment remembering an episode where someone would use I thing a hug to empty the bucket of sewerage and then throw it in the garden, never washed her hands. Disgusting, how do they not get ill?
@@WooWoo-co4jf your body get used to it and builds immunities. Like when people who dont bathe for literal years get a bath and become sick as hell and sometimes pass away.
@@minilea144at some point though it’ll catch up to them. In the video they said the house contributed to her moms death and that’s not surprising at all
@@Coliepolieolie I mean, every BODY is different. assuming she was old when she died, who knows, maybe the filth helped her live longer, again because immunities. Watching a lot of hoarder episodes, you realize A LOT of old people live a long time in the filth. extremes as old as 100 or more.
I remember watching this full episode. Before she was removed and they started cleaning, I think every one was under the impression that she didn't realize how bad it was and that she was actually eating poop. Then she asked for one last blast before they cleaned and I noticed several people freeze in horror as they realized she was fully aware. Yes, that was a horrific moment.
"thats a whole new layer of crazy" type of face
I’d just go home fr 😂
fun fact for anyone who takes the bit of mould off the bread to still eat it - "when you see molds growing on bread, it is likely that the root of the mold has infiltrated much of the loaf, no matter if the loaf is whole or sliced." so it's not safe to eat, even if it only looks like a couple of spots :)
Fruit and veg however you can just slice off any nasty bits
Love you guys! xx
Plus! I read if you make, per say, a sandwich for someone and it seems "clean" after picking it off.
Even though there was mold on it, that could cause an allergic reaction to that person from that mold, or even yourself even if there's "nothing" on it.
Mold is bad😫
I just throw any mold out. I have an autoimmune disorder. I'm not taking g chances.
@@SaintShion exactly!
People may not know that per say if a co-worker brings food to work for everyone or makes you something cause you're close. It could turn out really bad.
I have an allergic reaction to Shrimp and a friend of mine just rinsed off a plate (were in college so barely plates) but he just ate shrimp off it beforehand, he made us some food and I had anaphylaxis reaction. Had to use my epi pen
We just met and became friends real quick but he never knew about my allergy to shrimp
With cheeses if it's hard cheese like parmesan you can cut it off. Anything softer though it will be all throughout and can cause issues
True for most foods. Some cheeses get a pass, though I sure ain't touching that ish! Cheese is freaky anyways.
In the full episode, Matt stayed the night with her and she demonstrates how the bucket is emptied. Yes you are correct the smell outside drew the neighbors notice
I remember spending the night with a friend as a kid whose trailer smelled so bad, I couldn't sleep, I tried to use his spiderman blanket to block the smell and when I did, I felt something scratch my face, it was a dried piece of poo stuck to the fabric, I couldn't imagine his suffering even going through what I did.
@@IvanOoze1990 omg lmfao you covered your face in poo blanket 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 sorry about the situation but damn that crazy funny
When my septic tank failed the neighbors behind me could probably smell it. Those times were so gross 🤮
@@IvanOoze1990☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
@@IvanOoze1990😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 omfg. You poor thing
If there's any visible mould on bread, that means there's already mould spread all throughout the bread as the mould itself is the fruiting body.
(Unmolded) bread in the refrigerator makes it last a moment longer than on the counter. I haven't stored bread outside the fridge in years.
@@goatbabe0666 I can't say I've ever stored bread in the fridge, I always thought it would dry it out faster in the fridge but maybe it doesn't!
@Raccoon 🦝 freezing works very well, fridge dries it out. Better to just make/buy and consume bread in a timely way.
I’ve never lived in a house my whole life, always apartments. And watching people just trash their houses like this immensely pisses me off. These people don’t deserve a home.
The whole hoarding illness makes me sad. The fact they truly believe nothing is wrong or that their animals are completely fine living in this type of condition, it's all just sad. 😔
I get it. But they know it's wrong. That's why they don't let people in their house and why they don't tell anyone know how bad it is.
My wife and I just purchased our first house as is. The previous owner passed away and what not. Luckily for us he was extremely organized ocd almost everything labeled super neat minimal clutter. Just cleaning out that stuff was such a drain I can’t imagine the sheer load you feel looking at a hoarders home.
Congratulations on your first house! But I agree. I helped my dad and step mom gut their new house when they first bought it. It was empty since the owners moved out but gutting the floors and all that was so much work. I can’t imagine being in that house
I live in a 1 bedroom apt that we somehow managed to make 2 out of and I am dreading packing and moving. I can't imagine packing up the house I move into!! Was it a super good deal that way or something?
When my grandma passed away her apartment was spotless and a treasure trove of family stuff. I have her photo albums with the rice paper separators. We also found cash everywhere that we split between the grandchildren. $500 in a cookie jar, $1,000 under the mattress etc. She lived alone until 80 and if I had a new girlfriend I brought her to meet my Oma before my crazy mom.
@@CourtneysCockpit We rented sturdy plastic boxes from a moving company that could all be stacked together and had movers do the rest. They won't touch certain IKEA things like armoires and moving a 50 gallon aquarium in January was just a hoot. The water alone was 417 pounds. Got that house in 2002 for 220,000 Canadian, now worth over a million. Living in Canada is NOT cheap. Good luck!
"There ain't no telling what's living under all that."
Dude there's no telling what's DEAD under all that.
"When you gotta vacuum dirt, you know you got a dirty yard."
Im dead....
I've actually lived in similar conditions to this in my mid-late teens. Couldn't walk through the kitchen without inhaling swarms of gnats/fruit flies, cockroaches "dripping" off things because there were too many of them, rodents, smell of death and mold galore... I'm 23 now and in a significantly better condition, and while it hasn't been "proven" I'm sure it contributed to some of the numerous health issues I'm suffering from.
Nah ur intuitions prolly right, black mold especially is detrimental to health. Glad u made it out and feel better ❤❤❤
If there's not a "Bless This Mess" sign or pillow or something somewhere in this house, I'll be abso-freaking-lutely amazed.
Or the "I cleaned the house last week, sorry you missed it!" Sign 😅
Jesus Christ himself couldn't bless that mess 😬
Or a “it’s not messy…it’s lived in” BS 😂
It was probably used as toilet paper.
I saw on a Reddit thread that she lives in an apartment with methheads. I believe she gets disability and that pays for it but the person who said she lived there was also a resident and they said she could frequently be seen out back with the methheads naked and pooping/peeing. Shanna has some serious issues that her family cannot and has not helped her with.
what in the HELL bro
Damn, that really makes me sad to hear
I’ve seen this episode. The mud was in fact poop. She was dumping the bucket outside there and the neighbor did smell it and then called the city. Your intuition was spot on.
If she ate all that moldy bread, she may actually not be able to process what’s going on
Her brain doesn't work clearly.
If you ever live with a hoarder it is rough stuff. The issues come from deep psychological torment. They'll expect you to throw out your family heirloom to make room for their melted plastic fork from last weeks barbecue.
It takes years to pull them away from their things. If you push to hard they'll revert. If you don't push hard enough they'll persist. It takes more effort than two full time jobs to get their addiction manageable.
Oh yeah, I got that talk. My relative believes that I only need a bed (if that), and it's not about forcing me to throw stuff away, it's about dumping their stuff on top of mine and if it breaks, it breaks.
...She pushed me out of the home fridge. She puts stuff in there that shouldn't be refrigerated, and keeps a ton of giant containers with 2 ounces of spoiled food that you can't touch because "MINE!"
My mum is a hoarder. Not extreme, but it's hard to walk around the house, so it's a hoard. My dadda is a preacher, and that's her excuse, she getting things for people. But it never leaves the house. One time I took some books out of the attic. She flipped out. I just don't understand.
My husband’s mom is very similar to this woman…a hoarder to the max, but not the junk/knick-knacks collecting hoarder and more so the trash hoarder that never cleans ever. She also cancelled her trash pick up years ago and just lets it pile up and piles up…she has running plumbing though. She has lived with her slowly dying husband (hub’s stepdad) in the same trailer for 15+ years. My hubby and his brother several years ago stepped in to get things back in working condition, ripping up and putting in new carpet, throwing away a dumpster full of trash, clearing out dog and cat fecal matter, and patching holes and things. In less than a year it was back to how it was before. Ever since, they’ve refused to spend any more of their time and MONEY to get it in order because they’ve realized she’s never going to change her ways…ever! She stubborn and lazy and selfish. They paid for all the repairs and she showed no gratitude. IMO she needs serious therapy to work out her issues. Her house is in shambles and has several gaps and holes in the house that cause leaks. Our hope is that once her husband dies she’ll haul out her current trailer house and replace it for a fresh start and actually keep things in decent order. Hope is one thing, but whatever is reality is a different story.
Straight FACTS
@@katthefantastic In some of the cases I've seen it usually starts with a traumatic disassociation with human beings. For a variable of reasons they may not connect with other people butthey still desire a connection with something. So they fill that void with things or animals.
Sometimes extreme poverty that transitions to wealth can cause it too. Someone with an extreme poverty background like living in the slums gets it stuck in their head that they have to hold onto everything to survive. When they finally start to get enough money to buy things they don't lose the old mentality and they just keep buying.
Those are only two types of cases though. I'm sure there are hundreds of different causes.
I think its an important lesson for all of us to learn to appreciate what we already have instead of always pursuing more. The hoarder is just the opposite extreme of that type of thinking. I hope many of them can identify the void they're trying to fill one day so that they don't have to suffer the obsessive desire forever. Sadly, many won't ever find help like with many psychological issues.
Buff😂😂😂" ohhh the roof... is laying on her trash. How inconvenient" 😂😂😂 He legit sounded sincere & cracked me tf up🤣
One benefit about the show, Hoarders is that it does give you motivation to clean up your own home.
I grew up in a situation like this thanks to my mother. And it continues to drive me insane as an adult who desperately wishes she could have her own home to see homes that would be nice be ruined like this. I want them to get help, but I also just can't turn off my anger over it. Maybe that's more towards my mother than them, idk.
I can totally relate. My mom is the kind of person to save things for later even though it can just be thrown away (like plastic bags) or hold on to a lot of things she thinks she has an attachment to but deep down I know she just doesn't. It ebbs and flows whether she will clear a small area in our house or not but recently it's become worse. Watching videos like this makes me feel so much better about it. I feel like I have no control over it but at least our house isn't infested with mold and other gross things as far as I know.
This episode made me cry because she is so obviously mentally handicapped and should had never been left on her own like this. It goes past the hoarding she’s is incapable of seeing that there’s anything wrong with this.
Exactly! My heart just broke for her and her lack of TRUE LOVING support that she desperately needed!
@@chronically_me well no one gets like this with a good support system.
@@kpoppy9635 good point
Dr Z already mentioned her cognitive ability on the full episode. This guy is clickbaiting for subs and made it sound terrible. Shanna was placed in transitional housing because it was the opinion of Dr Z that she didnt have the ability to live alone. Her siblings and Dr Z made a plan to make sure she wouldnt go homeless. They were talking about it and hugging.
my mom is the kind of person who lets food rot and gets mad if we try to toss it. Does the whole, "I'll cut around it" speech. My dad likes to "collect". Their hoarding hasn't gotten to the point of the people on this show but their grandkids can't visit them because their house is disgusting and dangerous
My parents do a similar thing. I feel ill every time I visit as there is mold and dirt everywhere. My mum chain smokes in the kitchen so it's hard to breathe in there. I can't believe my little sister hasn't been taken away or something, it's not habitable for anyone
@@smokey_the_bandit_girl2548 If you are in a stable place with reliable income and really concerned for your sister, maybe you could fight for custody or try and become her guardian?
My grandmother is like that. A few years back my Aunt and Gran got wide eyed and scared when I said I had to lay down on her bed cuz I had a headache. The only place to sit was the tvroom and they had the volume up. The stuff on her bed was clean, not garbage. My aunt followed me into the room. The look on her face really shocked me. She was so panicked like she was about to have an attack and said "She really doesn't like her stuff being touched!" I said I'd move her stuff back when I got up. It freaked me out. Now the house is abandoned, though she still owns it, and my Gran moved in with my aunt.
I bet your Mother grew up poor. Am I right?
My mom hoards items and just is too lazy to clean out the cabinets and fridge.
She also hoarded dead plants she wouldn't let me toss.
Them slowly realizing what the bucket in the bathroom was used for is taking me out 💀
You missed the best part. When Extreme Cleaner Matt Paxton tries to spend the night at the hoarder's house. Where Matt says the iconic line of "We're all four or five decisions from shitting in a bucket."
I'm gonna start using that lmao that's bizarrely true
you forgot the part where she said "i gotta eat poop one last time before it's cleaned up, my last hurrah " priceless
Whats so sad is Seattle is so expensive to live in and to see a house being destroyed like this makes me feel for the homeless
Especially if she lives in the suburbs in an established neighborhood with an HOA cause based off the fence in one scene it seems she does. It might be a half a million dollar house if it was clean.
I'm originally from Seattle, so I know how hectic the expense of a home is. My family always managed to make it work and we were often donating our old belongings (clothes, toys, etc.) to the Goodwill. I do have some relatives who hoard (random memorabilia from their own childhoods such as vintage cardboard building blocks, rocking chairs, old toys, etc.) but never to this extent. And yes, it does rain a whole bunch.
"Someone ruining a home I cant even afford yet" @buffpro I felt that! Same! It drives me nuts that people don't take care of their home
Dane whispering "oh it is Kenny there's the toilet paper" made me die laughing
Most hoarding comes from people who have experienced poverty or people who have psychological trauma and hold value to items rather than to people
it's not like she had any people in her life to value. her family came in, got on tv, overturned her life, and then stood across the room in hazmat suits afraid to touch her.
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@@theoverunderthinker exactly! They haven't seen her in how long but they all rushed when there was a camera. I think we may be seeing why her mom and her were starting to lose it.
@@theoverunderthinker That's fair they don't have to want to touch any area.
@@applefarm6126 they didn't have to be there at all. they clearly aren't close, so they showed up to get on camera?
nobody put a gun to their head and they had no obligation to go.
the point is that she didn't have anyone close to her in her life. no people to value, so why not things?
Mental health struggles suck. Just know u guys bring so much joy to so many. You got this, sunshine! You have millions who have ur back and cheering ya on
Them saying they could eat that food boggles my mind and shows more then just mental illness issues..I'm allergic to penicillin so literally could die eating that...and literally create super bugs cause of that environment.... beyond crazy to me
An argument could be made that they’re making fun of someone else’s mental health
@@Stfu9785 cause yes people shouldn't be pushed to do better...like it's always best not to be a burden to others...then she is making fun of homeless people by letting her home be so bad she has to be moved out...but hey what do I know..or like in my town we just had a building collapse partially and those people would love to have a home I'm sure...but then wonder if some people were pack rats like this lady and could have cause the collapse
I was referring to Ken saying he had the blues (not the hoarder's). But it can apply to anyone who is struggling. There's always hope.
@@darkfafnir4389 making fun of homeless people by having mental problems?? If you think this then you need a lot of help too by the sounds of it. No one chooses to have these issues you swines. Tell your parents how you feel, they’ve got a lot of teaching to do.
Dane: “people destroying nice homes I can’t afford”…. That hit ma soul.
Fun fact you absolutely cannot pick mold off of things. Especially bread. If you can see mold growing on the outside that’s just the part that releases spores and the mold is already very prolific inside of whatever it’s growing on
I had a relative who was a hoarder. Was, because her house caught fire and the fireman weren't able to rescue her because of how bad her hoard was. They could not get through it to get to her.
Sorry to hear about your loss😢
No shit. Not worth risking lives for crazy people.
@@magnarcreed3801Inconsiderate asf
She has a very scary look to her. Like she could kill someone then just blankly be like “what’s wrong with that”
Yessss, that's exactly the vibe I got from her too. Scary😟
Stupid people are dangerous
She has a touch of the downs
@@arnold8746 and a sprinkle of schizophrenia
To be honest, yes. She's very scary looking- when she introduces herself.
At the same time, wondering why her relatives or family didn't help her.
As someone who is recovering from hording, i feel bad for how severe their condition has got. My partner had to help me clean and lessen items.
A trick they did was the first time around, they had me doing something else while they threw out trash. Second time they helped me create piles (cant get rid, can but has a purpose, can and it should go to someone else, trash, idk). They went through the piles and asked me what i cluld do with the has a purpose pile (this is clearly because horders will say something useless has a use). I was allowed more control each time and now its easier (still hard) for me to get rid of stuff
My dad and I have actually been living with my hoarder uncle for 9 years now. Certain rooms, especially our dining room and kitchen looks close to the rooms in this video apart from my room which took me months to clean. I once removed around 10-15 kgs of dity, soggy cardboard boxes under my bed that were infested with termites and an argument broke out when he saw me carrying it out to throw away. And one time, I heard our house was on fire and I felt more relief than panic over the fact.
Living like this is difficult, but there is no just getting to a hoarder that's also a huge control freak about the house.
If I never got psychiatric help I may have ended up like one of these people. I have a collecting problem. We are now living a very minimalist lifestyle to keep that collecting issue under control. Decluttering seasonal clothes watching this ❤
those clothes better be going to a homeless shelter or other reputable charities and not just a bin! but congrats nonetheless, stay strong spartan
@@glebglub they are going to a women and children's shelter, it's mostly my things and kids clothes they grew out of*😊
@@zoewoodgate-rx3dq fair does, glad to hear they're going to a good cause. personally I don't see how it'd ever be a problem to begin with, but I guess that's just the male piviledge of society and me not giving a damn about what I wear lol. still have clothes from when I was 13 that are perfectly fine and I know how to sew to repair most rips so buying new clothes just doesn't interest me, outside of socks and other unmentionables of course
and maybe one day a full set of plate armour
@@glebglub kids growing is a big part of my problem so I get too many new things for them and I buy new things as I'm losing weight
These are my excuses but in reality I just have a problem
@@zoewoodgate-rx3dq your problem is you need to learn how to sew! de-hem your shirts, cut off an inch or whatever, then re-hem them, and bam! new fit! or even convert it to the kids' size if they really like the design. but yeah, kids growing will always be a problem, until they stop growing at least (or grew up in the 90s when baggy af clothes was in vogue so you could get away with buying pants wayyy too big, roll-up the ankles and hem them up, then de-hem and re-hem as they grow taller. no doubt this tactic was used during the great depression too with hand-me-downs)
congrats on the weight loss too btw, still need to lose a few pounds myself so I can fit into my old jeans and still bend my knees lol
I’ve seen almost every episode of Hoarders, and I’m not even kidding Shanna & Lynda’s episode is by far the _SINGLE-WORST_ episode of the entire series. When it involves bodily fluids & human biological material, that’s when it crosses a line for me, because it poses a potentially life-threatening health risk to others. You can also tell that _BOTH_ women have severe mental health issues in addition to hoarding disorder. I’m really disappointed that both their families called upon the show first instead of Adult Protective Services, because in my opinion their homes were _beyond_ saving…
*Edit: My intention wasn’t to come off as judgmental & insensitive-I’m just being honest based on what I’ve observed from the episode. It’s very concerning that their families didn’t even bother trying to find like an assisted-living home (not for their age but for their mental disorders) for them to live at where they’d receive proper care-both physically & mentally. Perhaps it was too costly, which I can understand to an extent, but allowing your family member to live in these conditions for _YEARS_ is completely unacceptable. That may sound harsh but it’s the honest truth. I really hope they’re getting the help they need today.
After watching this whole episode, I'm pretty sure Shanna has cognitive issues beyond hoarding or any other mental illness.
@@julieneff9408I also agree. It makes me wonder if she has any undiagnosed developmental disorders that affect her decision-making & perception of reality. As shocking as it was, it’s also a sad reality to the issues surrounding mental illness.
This and the episode about the lady who had multiple dead cats in her fridge from hoarding cats were definitely the big ones for me where I had a hard time watching.
You're comment is coming off a little judgmental and unkind, but I have a feeling you don't mean it that way at all.
I really hope that they can or have recieved help that their families are obviously not willing/prepared to provide. I can't imagine knowing someone who very clearly needs help in so many ways, much less a relative, and not helping in anyway you know?
There was a really mentally ill woman named Michelle who had rats actively running around her house. That was the worst I ever saw. That was a different copycat show. "Hoarding: Buried Alive" on TLC.
I helped someone like this once, only because it was the house of the mother of a girl I was dating at the time who had to move back in with her mom. It wasn't this bad, but it wasn't far off. I volunteered to clean it up and worked my ass off to clean up the property and the house by myself. It took several weeks, but I finally got it done between working a full-time job and going over and putting in several hours of work there each day. I can happily say that I don't think I would ever do it again. You can't help people like that because they don't won't help. Just like this woman, the mother was obstructive and hostile the entire time and refused to lift a finger to help or contribute in any way to the effort. It looked good once I was done but she immediately began hoarding and letting things pile up again. We kept the areas my GF had to live in clean and clear, like her room, bathroom, and laundry room, and I kept the up the outside property. Within months, the areas her mother had control over were as bad or worse as they ever were before and there was no stopping her. Once my GF was able to move out, I basically told her mother she could drown in her own filth if she wanted, I was done. It took her contracting spinal meningitis and nearly dying to even begin to change.
Omg I felt Buff's comment about someone ruining a nice home that he can't afford right now. I felt that hard brotha.
I wonder why the house isn't shut down by the local health department/authority before the show, did the neighbors not smell the poops piled up in her house?
It takes a LONG time for the city/state to kick anyone out. My MIL'S neighbors have bio hazzards all over their property and we tried getting the state to do something about it. They fined them and threatened them with eviction if things didn't get cleared up after a year they are still there and it's still a mess.
@@rebelwithacause666yall cities must suck, my city condems houses like no tomorrow, if the outside isn't maintained they will warn you and then do it themselves and charge you.
@@s3rye306 the whole PNW is awful when it comes to this stuff tbh
It’s so sad to see animals in these types of situations 😢
Right? Like if I’m a cat I’d take my chances in the woods before going in there to eat!
The cat throw up everywhere shows that cat was clearly sick too having to be on all that black mold and crap
I know it was so sad ..I was like the cats don't deserve this ...hopefully cats go to a better home and get to see a vet 😔
Yes! Poor animal, and the cat too :(
@@Pitpoots yeah one apartment got water damage after a flood and my dogs seemed really lethargic. Once I moved they got so much healthier so I can’t imagine severe black mold like this. Hoarders shouldn’t be able to have pets it’s so messed up.
I’m a recovering hoarder, and every time I see a Hoarders video, I feel a little better about myself.
Congrats on your recovery! Overcoming any illness is a struggle and not everyone can do it ❤️
How do you manage the need to collect.
“He drives a stick.”
Ultimate dad joke
No one is ever prepared for this episode. It's the 2 girls 1 cup of Hoarders. They didn't show the absolute worst of it, but it's **bad**.
except this is real, 2 girls 1 cup was chocolate mousse
What I don't understand is how come they just don't put these people in the hospital until they get recovery for their mental health issues. From what I've seen all they do is move into another house and trash that one or REtrash the home they helped clean🤷🏽♀️
@@Shellygrrl2573 cause it's America, where an Ambulance costs $3000. no doubt 1 month of treatment without health insurance would cost more money than most people earn in a lifetime :/
@@glebglub isn't that sad though? I've seen states rebuild a bridge that didn't need any work done and tax people millions yet no one can help these people? Smh
@@Shellygrrl2573 tru dat, not like just 10% of the USA's military budget would be enough to fund the equivalent of an NHS but what can ya do besides staging a country-wide protest?
as for the bridge I can potentially understand that, since there can be problems with it that are unseen, such as the internal concrete/steel breaking down over time, the foundations are sinking/eroded/shifting, the weight of traffic has increased making it a danger if too many cars+lorries are on it at the same time, an old design that after developments surrounding it changed wind patterns/chanelling making it now susceptible to being taken down by winds causing a resonance cascade (e.g. the Tacoma Narrows bridge in Washington 1940) etc.. modern bridges are insanely complex things once you start looking into them
This is why we need mental health facilities in the US! This woman needs serious help mentally and therapy 1-2x a week isn’t gonna cut it. I say bulldoze the house, sell the property, and use that money for a decent assisted living facility because she is incapable of reason or properly taking care of herself.
I thought we do have mental health facilities here? I've been to one a couple of times, unless you're talking about free mental health facilities, because unfortunately most are privately owned🤔
Well, maybe if we weren't sending piles of money and guns to the Ukraine we could afford those things.
@@vsgfilmgroup I don’t disagree. Priorities🙄
@@Ashlyn267 I meant public mental health facilities.
I have always had a issue with keeping my place clean, like there are days I get lazy or depressed, but I'm so glad my apartment doesn't get this bad, I won't allow it to either
I lived in this city (Bothell) at the time of filming. It's tough to think people who suffer so much can be so close to you, and you'd have no idea. Be kind to each other...
Were you able to smell the stench come from Shanna’s house?
A guy in my town inherited this cute little yellow house and he never took care of it. The city came and cleaned it up several times, even the neighbors helped. They finally got enough and demolished it bc it's a health hazard. Most of us can't even afford a home, and that guy just let that house go to 💩 so it's hard to feel bad for people that can but won't.
Danes “disgusted” face cracks me up so hard 😂
I grew up with a hoarder. It's a terrible disease, and the worst part about it is how slowly it creeps up. I don't remember when we went from a messy home to the disaster it is now, probably around when my mom left.
These shows always make me think of my childhood… I get so frustrated. My mom, my grandma, my aunt, and several other family members were like this. It’s so incredibly frustrating. I genuinely wanna cry just thinking about how much I resent them for not being able to part with “stuff”. It’s affected my entire life. I’m not willing to keep things I could use later down the line because I get anxiety over any kind of clutter. I only shop for exactly what I need so I often pay a little more that way but it’s better than things going to waste in my opinion.
They were probably vacuuming the "dirt" because that was most likely her dumping spot for her... bucket.
You know, there are cleaners for hire who specialize in situations like this. I follow one in particular on tiktok who I believe got her start from seeing different people end up in the same grotesque conditions-mentally and physically ill people alongside overwhelmed single parents, amongst others, are the ones I most remember hearing her talk about. She approaches each case with the same compassion for the people living there. It just sucks that the hoarder in question has to give up their tendencies (aka, go through a mental ordeal of facing themselves) in order to actually be able to allow someone like her into their space to clean and dispose of filth.
I watch Aurikaterina's channel on here. She does the same thing for free as she understands the mental struggles herself.
there’s also nottheworstcleaner here on CZcams!
Ovecoming a hoarding addiction myself, never got this bad and I'm working hard to make sure it never does, wish me luck guys, gonna clean while listening to this
I agree with the comments, regarding hoarders shouldn't have pets. I still remember watching an episode where they found a dead cat behind a dresser and the hoarder was upset, it was their favorite cat and they knew it had gone missing. I felt so pissed, if it was your favorite, you would have done more to find it!.
I never understood why people who can't/won't clean up after themselves always have pets that they can't/won't clean up after. It's not like they can even enjoy the pets because they can't even FIND the pets amid all of the grossness.
I always quote that Fran Bow line for this subject. The one from the toad that said "They love us, but not to give us love".
That's when it hits my rage button. Go ahead, destroy yourself. Obviously these people aren't well. You start hoarding animals or you have children in your care for some insane reason (they probably slipped through the cracks) then it becomes other people's business and you need to be held legally accountable.
Gonna get this off my chest: My hoarder relative had a cat in a cage almost 24/7. It was HER cat. HERS!!!! and she would get aggressive if you said anything. One night the cat meowed too much for her liking so she got angry and said 'F. U. then!!' and released the cat. She never saw 'her beloved' pet again (I saw him months later, he's Ok now, a neighbour rescued him and I'll never tell).
This is a hoarder that's at poop bucket level and thinks that anybody that re-homes a cat is "a filthy b*tch that should get punched in the face".
Well part of the problem is people saying "Get a pet! It'll help with your mental health!"...like getting a pet will suddenly make them responsible and well-adjusted human beings.
Like yes, animals can help with companionship and loneliness but it won't fix your issues. People need to stop looking at animals for mental health treatment. And not everyone should own an animal.
Man, her fridge has more culture than the US
Someone call the Republican party, they'll do a better job clearing that out than the hazmat pros 💀
Your joke woke me up. Thanks for the laugh
I always find it interesting how people from different parts of the world experience different seasons at the same time. I know that it makes sense and it's not something special, it's not like I'm stupid, but I still think it's cool that it's winter in places like Australia and almost summer in places like Belgium.
I'm in the US and a close friend of mine is in New Zealand. While I'm melting she complains about being too cold and it makes me unreasonably irritated lol
All that money her mother saved on the garbage service, she's paying in government fines.
Watching your videos feels like hanging out with your awesome uncles. Truly the wholesomest channel on youtube
"When you gotta vacuum the dirt..." 😂😂😂
Ken: "where does she use the bathroom at?"
I spit my drink out lol
this show makes me feel better about my own house and also to clean it out down to the walls at the same time!
holy cow, this show always touches a nerve.
Shout out camera man for being able to stand in that for at least an hour😂
I work in mental health. This is so sad. I feel for her but I also feel for the families too. The frustration of dealing with this. I've worked with the families of hoarders but I don't have the patience to work with hoarders. I commend those that do.
The "Anonymous Neighbor" could probably SMELL that house from inside theirs!
This lady is legendary in the hoarders fandom
She must have an iron stomach. My grandma had expired crap in her cupboards and I got sick every time I went there. I can’t imagine living like this.
if you eat it all the time , your gut biome changes.
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expired foods are still the same. You just have to actually smell them, look at them, and use judgement. Expirations set are not facts, they are guidelines to protect the companies selling the goods and give people an idea of when they were produced. Many foods can last months to years after expiration dates, and meats can last up to weeks from their expiration dates. Did you notice loose produce doesn't have an expiration date on them? You can tell if they are bad by sight smell and feel. There are many factors that can contribute to something going bad, and you can have moldy cheese and bread before it "expires" without even opening the pack. Of course maybe through away 2 month past the suggest expiration date if it's meat that hasn't been frozen. Your grandma must have had open moldy expired stuff if you actually got sick, or as the other commenter said you may have just been used to another type of food!
This infamous classic episode will live on in perpetuity
“He drives a stick” had me on the floor 😂😂😂
Y'all @ 16:24, all those big chugs of liquid were full of her bathroom waste. She would use that bucket we saw, then use a cup to fill a bowl and proceed to throw it outside in her lawn, but also filled those large jugs. It was considered hazardous waste. Which is why we saw them vacuuming the dirt....
My mom is kinda a hoarder but not to the extreme degree of the people you guys have witnessed. She still has a ton of my dad’s stuff 12 years after his passing, and our basement is basically a storage when it used to be a small theater. I thought our house was bad but these people make us look good.
There's nothing wrong with having a storage and keeping mementos of the love of your life.
If it's not this extreme, is she really a hoarder? Sounds like she's just someone that uses a basement the way most people do, for storage, and still holding on to mementos that probably mean a lot to her.
Watching Ken piece it together was everything
I love Horders, watching them clean out the houses makes my brain produce serotonin. I'm so glad Ken and Buff are reacting to it ❤
I think we should study these people in a lab to deduce how to fight toxic diseases cause these people must have some genes that make em disease resistant.
Nah man they just _have diseases_
Well, the more some humans are exposed to germs, the more they become resistant. Most of us don’t want to be resistant….we want to be CLEAN. 😂
Can't wait to see your reactions! This is THE ONLY hoarder episode that vomit was induced on..EVER. idk how Matt did that. It would have been my last day!
i wish this show existed when i was a teenager and my mom complained about my room being dirty...
The case with the moldy bread is that the mold spots you see is the fruiting body of the mold. Think of it like a mushroom. The mushroom exists to spread spores and there is a whole mycelium network beneath it in the soil. It works the same with mold there is a whole mycelium already set up in the bread. Sure, you can pick off the green and brownish/black bits but your bread still has mold in it just like if you were to pick a mushroom the entire organism isnt gone, its still there its just underground. As a matter of fact if you were to break the bread apart and look at it with a magnifying glass you would be able to see strands of mycelium running through the bread. Dont eat bread or really anything that has mold on it cause there is going to be mold in it
this is the episode that i come back to when I want to remember I'm functioning as best as I can, and that's ok.
This is where Ole Drippy came from.....
I’m in a group on facebook where people post messy houses, it makes me feel better about myself and gives me motivation to keep clean.
did I miss the part where she asks for her poop salad and refers to it as akin to a "last hit" before rehab?!?!?
Same, my house is always so messy, but I am trying to clean and get rid of some stuff. Don't know why it is so hard for me, but I'm doing my best.
Kens lil super man curl has to be the cutest shit ive ever seen dont fight it ken its amazing
Eating chili while watching this was the hardest thing ive ever done
I work in the funeral industry, and I can vouch for that probably smelling worse than a corpse. Even probably worse than someone who is decomposing.
You know it’s real when Buff calls Ken Kenny
Always known about you Ken but only started to watch frequently 4 years ago! Since then I’ve come back here every so often just to binge episodes of you fine men! Thanks for the laughs and outrageous videos!
Me too, I discover Ken and dane about 6ish years ago and I watch every episode religiously! The only chanel on CZcams that I watch now days. Its my guilty pleasure. 😊😊 big thumbs up for spreading humour, happy thoughts and lifting our spirits!🎉
Bringing in the big 32 with you guys! Nothing better than Kens specific “Happy Birthday!” 😊😅❤
The second I see ANY mold, that breads going lol
I notice hoarders always have the same backstory; they were close with their moms, she died, they couldn't handle it and resorted to hoarding to keep every little bit of memories that remains.
I can't imagine what would happen to me if I lost my mom BUT I know for a fact I won't start hoarding, since I was already one before and I got over it. I'll never EVER return to that state of mind. My excuse for hoarding was simply I was depressed, that's it and I didn't even know why.
In conclusion if you are going through some trauma, get help. Luckily for me my help came in the form of a near death experience that flipped a switch in my brain and made me realize the errors in my ways. I'm glad tho because I was almost to the point that I was suicidal but I'm glad I never got to that point.
It’s not always moms, it’s usually just a close loved one in general. I.e: brother, sister, child, grandparent. Loss, trauma, abuse, neglect are usually the biggest themes in hoarding cases
@@Squeebles you're right, it's not always the mom but it seems like most cases of hoarding are related to that... At least on this show.
The thing a lot of people i guess don't know is that once you see a speck of mold on your bread it has already spread webs of it through the entire bag and slice of bread like a spiderweb. So you cant just pick off the moldy piece because its all already bad.
Okay that worries me, is that not commonsense, that if u see mold inside a sealed bag, all of it has the bacteria
@@thealf3393 most people would just cut it off if it's on the crust and they don't throw the rest away unless that all has mold too.
Another hoarder had a teenager that was trying to contact CPS but since she was 17 the service worker basically told her to wait it out. No follow up to see what the housing condition looked like.
Those are trees Ken. TREES GROWING IN THE GUTTERS. Washington state is so special and so just absolutely covered with trees that they just grow in the gutters.
Ken mispronouncing Bothell made me laugh 😂
Lol yeah I'm in Cap & its crazy to imagine this being like some miles away.