Hoarder Completely Gives Up | Hoarders

[@LadybugLuvblahblah]

I bought several dolls when I lost my parents and I ended up keeping them for about a year. I realized I was trying to comfort my inner child. After some healing I was able and ready to sell them after they served their purpose.

[@comealongcomealong4480]

@LadybugLuvblahblah What a beautiful post from you here ✨ Honouring your parents and the grief at losing them both. They would have understood and wanted you to heal. I feel that your words about 'comfort' have much to offer others experiencing their own heartache.

[@nmartin5551]

Right out of the gate this woman is ahead because she understands that what she has going on is a problem and she CLAIMS she wants to change it.

[@calamitynatalie8590]

Sue did a brilliant job, she really thought she was going to have meltdowns and tantrums. She handled herself and got to business! Well done to all!

[@TheSeptemberRose]

I had to laugh when they found that envelope! I love that her Partner has a sense of humour!

[@chrishancock42]

This episode was moving in so many ways! The end result was not just a clean house…it gave the her insight and clarity! Well done! 😊

[@FluffyFace-mj3ro]

That was nice. The home wasn't dirty like lots of hoarders homes, it was just disorganised and full of trivial stuff. I hope Sue is enjoying her grandchildrens visits now

[@paulmiller9384]

Not dirty? Seriously? The light switches for one example, covered in greasy marks, it would have literally taken ten seconds to clean each one with a damp cloth.

[@serendipidus8482]

Its really not that bad at all. Except for the disorganised dolls. Which she doesnt have soace for. Everything else is not hard to accumulate. Its all so clean. Just nowhere to store it all.

[@serendipidus8482]

​@@paulmiller9384greasy marks on light switches are the concern of those with oc disorder. Its very normal and common to have dirty light switches when someone in the house is a mechanic. Usually people have dead cats behind the stack of rotting maggot filled pizza boxes. She is comparatively a saint of cleanliness compared to the usual filth in these shows.

[@Baumscheibenkunst]

I picked up the terms "dry" and "wet" hoarder. Dry hoarders have tons of stuff and chaos but no rotting food or decaying animals etc. Wet hoarders have all the disgusting things on top of too much junk.

[@serendipidus8482]

@Baumscheibenkunst oh wow. That's a way to describe it alright!! Holy crap!

[@inipin510]

Never seen a so reflected hoarder on this series. You got this Sue! 💪🏼👏🏻❤️

[@miriam2909]

Well done Sue. I’m so proud of you. I don’t think you’re a real hoarder at heart. I think you’ll be much happier rather than sad that you’ve gotten your life back together. We all need to deal with trauma in some way and you’ve broken through. ❤❤❤

[@aliceballard6988]

I like Sue! She would make a lovely friend. Great work, everyone ❤

[@alwaysthesleepless1]

Now Sue and her husband can move forward with their lives. What a transformation. Well done.

[@boa1793]

Always, There’s still a lot more work she has to do. It’ll be pretty constant for a while. I hope she gets continued help.

[@carolyncoder2178]

So great her family was able to visit and her daughter holding back tears that her children could visit their grandmother

[@katsiduzynski488]

My adoptive mother routinely cleared our books and toys as we grew. Never asked as we matured if there was anything we treasured or wanted to keep. I did not have anything really to recall as mine from those days of 55 or so years ago. Sigh. When married i collected Czech glass, & other items. Gave most all away over the years. I still do that with my treasures. Now i downsize books and jewelry i make as a hobby. Its nice to clear out every so often!

[@CeciliaKronvall]

I'm sorry your adoptive mother gave your old toys and things away without asking you! Good for you for being able to give stuff away now, when you can choose yourself.

[@leavesongrass]

My mother did that and I wasn’t adopted. It’s the way some people are about stuff. I doubt it had anything to do with you personally.

[@serendipidus8482]

Why would shá ask you? If it was your thing it would be in your possession surely? In your room on your bookshelf in your school bag. Was she sneaking into your room while you were out and chucking things?

[@serendipidus8482]

Why would she ask? If they were your things wouldnt they be in your room on your bookshelf. Was she sneaking into your room to dump your things? Or did you leave them cluttering up her home when you left and then expect her to take care of things for you?

[@leavesongrass]

I was at school.

[@CeciliaKronvall]

I admire their way of taking care of Sue and her hording without being judgemental! Also giving her some answers to why she's like she is. I'm not a horder but still have a hard time throwing things away! I would love a video with these professionals on how to think mentally when clearing stuff out! A video on how not to become a horder if you like!

[@serendipidus8482]

Its also crazy the amount of things there are. Like my mom is a hoarder but almost everyone of that generation is. Because they had nothing growing up and had to fight for the use of the overcoaat the house had!! One between 8 kids. And then to go into the 80s of gluttony...

[@micheleselvage8873]

Those cleaners were amazing! The lady that went through her stuff was awesome too, bless her 🙂

[@sheenadenae3156]

She seems like a really sweet person!

[@MylingCyrus]

I HATE throwing things in the garbage. Not donating or anything but trashing things. So when imagining what its like for them thats the feeling i think they may feel and it helps understand how hard this can be

[@serendipidus8482]

Same. I watch a lady who goes dumpster diving at thruft shops in america where people like you and i have given something and they just chuck it in a skip out the back. SHe goes and takes out what she can salavage. She finds brand new things and she finds beautiful old things. Hand crotcheted things or waterford crystal. Amazing! Its nice to see her rescue them. God knows some day when society collapses people will be scrounging for every jar and bowl they can find among the debris thrown out

[@paulademarco1585]

Blessings to her and comforting help.❤

[@markthompson180]

The shelves of dolls . . . all staring blankly . . . UNNERVING.

[@93Jubilee]

I understand about the dolls! At 73, I still have most of my old dolls from childhood, they were like imaginary playmates to me, much beloved. They sit in their "Clubhouse" in the top of my closet now. Her baby dolls are beautiful. I used to have a kewpie, too!

[@ronsiedavie2377]

I gave away my childhood doll Angela, to my sisters granddaughter. Took a trip to Australia to hand her over.

[@KMRAND]

That’s a Lovely gesture.❤

[@paulazajac9155]

Makes us all happier! How sweet they all are.

[@EsterHorbach-it9tb]

I have a routine for stuff I don't want or need anymore, first I ask family, friends and neighbors. When their answer is 'no', than I put it online, mostly for free. When there are no satisfying results, it has to go, either donate or the bin. There are enough things I can't control, but decluttering isn't one of them..

[@eulalia3446]

Sue did so very well - what a beautiful loving lady. Remember to operate a one in, one out policy Sue - whatever you buy, something else has to leave the house so that you keep on top of it.

[@MylingCyrus]

A blythe doll!!! Shes got cool dolls in there. Dolls can be worth alot of money btw

[@wildfiregirl1556]

I sell doll molds hit me up blessings.

[@daisysummer514]

Beautiful house for a beautiful family!

[@IhaveMy0pinion]

I have the gang that some would call dolls but they are not. They are happy characters and I love everyone of them.❤😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@HwnDragon1]

Reinforcing her mind with the end goal to host her grandchildren ❤

[@Melissa02891]

What a nice episode, I hope she makes lots of memories with her grandchildren.

[@carlyncook1211]

Collections are meant to be prized, to be given on....not cherished in the place of those actually here. She seems like she still has a grip on reality.... beat of luck, love!

[@DVD927]

She looked 15 years younger after all that stress was lifted!

[@carolwolff4251]

The hoarder is aware of what triggered this: the death in the family, the mother. Awareness is key, awareness is reality toward change for improvement.

[@anakamaruddin2975]

All her dolls would make hundreds of little girls happy ...

[@jay-deehuggett6764]

That is amazing and done with kindness, which is so lovely to see. ❤❤❤❤

[@Handsoflight7766]

With hoarder you have throw out a lot of stuff as most places don’t want dirty stuff.

[@DoloresSeurat]

I wish I had someone to help me

[@govegsaveanimals1972]

Yup

[@wot4me2]

Same here.

[@wildlifegardenssydney7492]

me too

[@jillians5792]

Superhero Sue, well done ❤

[@sofiacat8070]

I love these transformations, well done ladies. Neil stop being such a grouch. 😀

[@marie34K]

Earlier this afternoon I watched a hoarder house being emptied in the UK . They took 20 tonnes of rubbish to the dump.....it took 2 men 5 whole work days ... Is that house / flat messier or not ?

[@lesliemorgan8504]

Watching your KZbin programs makes me declutter often. Hope Sue wants no more than she is suppose to have to enjoy her babies,

[@MsKenzo7]

Without therapy she will start hoarding again.

[@mariannevontrapp1063]

OMG i dont like dolls..😯

[@Ettibridget]

And I don't like identical twins!

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

Ack. I don't care for a room full of dolls. They creep me out 😯

[@jbellbird9050]

I couldn't live those dolls, very creepy. Each to their own. Good on Sue for letting go such much stuff.

[@OliverKitkat]

She has a lovely daughter ❤❤

[@MaryMary-wg8ie]

Какая прекрасная коллекция кукол, и некоторые довольно редкие и ценные! Просто у нее нет нормальных условий (полок, стеллажей) для хранения. Остальное уже проще привести в порядок

[@serendipidus8482]

Definitely worth getting rid of dolls to have real little children come to play safely.

[@Antiguanian]

Viewers may like a series "The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning." Fabulous. Many other videos and articles about letting go of excess. Title is about cleaning out before you die and burden people with crap.

[@acupoftea8371]

YEAH !!!!! WELL DONE..

[@OliverKitkat]

Aw bless her hope she keeps it up and enjoys her grandchildren ❤❤❤❤❤

[@gardenjoy5223]

Lovely episode of a nan, whose got room for her grandchildren to PLAY now! They don't want to leave anymore! But if she's wise, she will keep the museum like room with the dolls locked, or it'll be tears for all involved.

[@carolflynn7933]

Omgoodness 😢 the poor Parrot 🦜 all that noise and dust then she sprays airfreshner near it. 😢 people don't think.

[@redoksunflower]

The bird is fine

[@melindafinnigan172]

The air freshener wouldn’t be good for the Parrots lungs, chemicals can kill them and do.

[@HappyLife-nf7wb]

I have admit that, decluttering is an ongoing process. We just need to to it periodically until we die. My husband and I and our 3 yo son live in one bedroom apartment and we are very minimalistic. Even so, we need to constantly declutter otherwise the flat would be chaotic.

[@lizardme88]

Love the dolls!

[@KayBacci]

I have an obsession with clothes, but in particular with dresses. I know why! When I was about 17 years old my mother gave some dresses I had made to a jumble sale. She did not ask me if she could! She just searched in my wardrobe and threw out what I had made. She was envious of my ability to sew pretty garments. I am now 76 years old and I cannot forgive her for this. She has been dead over 40 years but I still hate her, because I realised at that moment how little she respected me and my personal boundaries. So now I have a wardrobe full of dresses which I don't wear, but don't want to get rid of! They are MINE and you can't throw them out. But it's worse than that. I protect my personal boundaries so fiercely against encroachment that I cannot form relationships, whether friendships or sexual relationships, so I'm very lonely. Thanks, Mum. You did a good job of ruining my life. You were unhappy, so you couldn't bear the thought that I might be happy.

[@FrancescaSubliminals]

That doll looks like the Queen! 🇦🇺💖

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

Her house is very cluttered but at least it's not as nasty as some of the hoarders here in the US.

[@lisabutler51]

So why is husband not helping clean say the kitchen why blame her for it all

[@darkallegiance666]

If she is a hoarder, what about him & his garage/shed? It’s full of rubbish.

[@crazycat4695]

My mom was a techers aide and the teacher she worked with was a hoarder!! She use to buy my mom all kinds of stuff! It was a nice jesters but when my mom died I gave it all away or trashed it.

[@j.c.8493]

That didn’t look like 100 dolls; looked more than that

[@DUDLEY2000]

They're sisters right ? Identical twins....must be.

[@Donovan-hr3ip]

SHE NEEDS A JAMAICAN DOLLY TO SING TOO HER 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@kensiblonde4203]

Never shopping vintage again seeing where the stuff comes from. 🤮

[@AppleOfThineEye]

"How do you find anything?" -"I don't." 💀

[@DblTap317]

F that lady. I announced in my house anything on the floor is trash. She pick that stuff up as soon as he start picking up handfulls and blindly trashing it.

[@muffysfeatherweightattachm7134]

Some of those dolls are worth a lot of money, seriously they are.

[@kungae]

more like cluttered and disorganized.

[@LorraineMatthew-oe3mm]

A GREAT VIDEO, AND ONE I HAVEN'T SEEN YET ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@kaluga95]

😊 2:54 Thank You 6:32 17:36 🏡☕️🍰🇬🇧

[@riggstwenty2]

Give it a year , back to square one.

[@birgittkellermann1420]

I think she has the empty-nest-syndrom and if she couldn't get her family back in her life,I'm with you...

[@carolirvine3367]

I feel for that parrot, imagine them spraying chemicals into a room with a bird in it, I hope it survived.

[@alibol2343]

I can see a parrot in one of the rooms. Is it a Grey African parrot. Sue that parrot will never leave you. It can live to be 80 years old. You might be gone before. Parrots are lifelong companions. Does he talk or repeat things?

[@hattiem.7966]

Is the show back on A&E ?

[@melanieallen8980]

loved it

[@lizardme88]

Are those ladies twins?

[@suegriffiths5365]

Why is all the onus on her and not her husband?

[@serendipidus8482]

Id have to get rid of all the dolls. I wouldnt be able to choose. But if i was giving them to poor children somewhere i would be happy to give them away to kids who have nothing and think of how happy it will make the dolls to be loved not shoved in a corner. Hopefullt this gives me a kick up the bum. Ive only one room to go.

[@HoseaMatavao]

It doesn't look dirty like some other hoarder not saying it's good

[@hangin-in-thereawesome4245]

He could take his stuff and move on down the road on his bike!!!

[@johanneabelsen1644]

Creepy dolls!🫣 Especially the more life-like ones!

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

OMG not this again; another repeat!

[@jodylyn6777]

Man cave is just as bad

[@darkallegiance666]

💯

[@tonifoster1835]

What a nightmare

[@tracyboyd4867]

😊

[@SoniyaMojumder-k3d]

Hernandez Shirley Walker Ronald Clark Brenda

[@carmenmajor6432]

Omg . 😮

[@zoeilobowdery8778]

They are wearing make was this done in the pandemic ps very good that lady took the bull by the horns and Dr cluttered her home 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@roselee4445]

Most hoards are toxic

[@patricialong5767]

Mental experts say it's a mental illness. We have a pair of neighbors like this who are hoarders and meth users! He puts his garbage on our street corner. What a mess!

[@JanetKing-g9c]

All those grandchildren + all those dolls and she still wants to cage a beautiful bird. He'll never feel the sun on his back - what a selfish woman! So sad!!!

[@melindafinnigan172]

Bit judgie there I reckon, and they might take the bird outside sometimes

[@SonmerfieldWendell-e4q]

Walker Sandra Rodriguez Christopher Lee Dorothy

[@JulianMeredith-q9p]

Martin Carol Walker Sandra Garcia Jessica

[@EddieMaureen-y4u]

Wilson Jessica Clark Joseph Brown Daniel

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

I really really don’t understand adults who keep baby dolls and stuffies. I refused a second date with a guy who brought me a stuffed animal. Yuck. I’m a grown woman. Bring flowers, candy, wine, a book. . . Take all the kid’s stuff to an orphanage.

[@mackenzie6534]

It kind of sounds like that man dodged a bullet. I hope he found a lively person who enjoys his gifts instead of judging so harshly.

[@soak785]

Yes! Trust your own judgement!

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@mackenzie6534 Or maybe I dodged a bullet. I’m not interested in a man who gives an adult a gift that’s appropriate for a child. It shows me that he wasn’t really thinking about me, but just some generic person. So, keep your gifts.

[@dianacoles1017]

I have a friend who had exactly the same experience and exactly the same response. Who wants a man who tries to infantalise you. He'd probably call you babe as well. ​@@Mrs.TJTaylor

[@kimmorgan8690]

really I don't see why ppl are like that but I know ppl like that doesn't want to let anything

[@caz3502]

Too lazy to tidy up

[@melindafinnigan172]

Nothing to do with laziness

[@MylingCyrus]

People ki11 themselves from mental health issues. Too lazy...SMH

[@faeriesglance]

Can you come help me? 🥺