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‘It’s Like My Own Personal Hell,’ Says Woman Who Lives With Dad She Claims Is A Hoarder
Laurie says that when she moved back in with her father, John, in November 2019, she expected it to be temporary. But when the pandemic hit, she lost her job and says she has been “stuck” there ever since.
Laurie claims that John is a hoarder. She says that there is a bed bug infestation, animal waste everywhere, and that every room in the house is piled to the ceiling with “junk.”
John admits he has hoarding tendencies but insists it’s not as bad as Laurie claims. He claims that Laurie is constantly complaining about the state of the house but refuses to lift a finger to help him clean up.
Laurie says it isn’t her responsibility to help, and if her father doesn’t find a way to clean up the house, she will “find a way to move out – even if it means being homeless.”
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