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Man Who Admits To Hoarding ‘Tendencies’ Says He Hasn’t Had The Resources To Clean Up Property
Laurie claims that her father, John, is a hoarder and describes his home – where she also currently lives - as her “own personal hell.”
John admits he has some hoarding “tendencies” but insists his home is “not that bad.” He says he’s wanted to clean up his house and property for years but hasn’t had either the financial resources or the practical help to get it done.
“We work with folks all the time on helping them to find homes for their stuff,” says Sharon, who has offered her company’s services to help John.
When Dr. Phil asks if he is willing to “take this opportunity to really clean this thing up,” what is John’s response?
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