Hoarding Buried Alive

Pregnant with her first child, Traci is desperate to move back into her childhood home. But it's filled floor to ceiling with her mother's stuff. Now the two must work together to clear a decades worth of clutter before it's too late.

Compulsive hoarder Kathleen discovers a hoard of mice living in her kitchen numbering in the thousands. And for extreme hoarder Jaime's future son-in-law, spending the night in a hoard might very well end a marriage before it even begins.

Extreme Hoarder Renee almost died when emergency workers responding to a 911 call were unable to get through her front door. With her home now declared unlivable by the authorities, Renee knows she needs to make a change.

Rick desperately tries to salvage his cluttered home that was nearly destroyed in a house fire. Just five years ago, Linda was homeless. If she can't get her house up to code in 60 days, they'll take it away and she'll be back on the streets.

The unsafe conditions in and around the home of extreme hoarder Floyd have been brought to the attention of Child Protection Services. Now he must clear his hoard or risk losing his three-year-old son Charlie.

Retired US Marine, Donny, has been to jail twice because of his hoard. With the county at his door, the clutter has put his freedom in jeopardy yet again. And while Joyce sees comfort in her doll collection, everyone else sees a creepy obsession.

It takes most hoarders a years to fill a home with stuff. For 16-year-old, Haley, it can take less than a week to fill a bedroom. Her parents can only hope that a visit with an extreme hoarder who's lost it all will finally scare their daughter straight.

Once a professional ventriloquist, Donna's career has since turned into an obsession with hundreds of puppets in her home and her life. For compulsive hoarder Harold, being a good father is difficult when your daughter isn't even allowed inside your home.

Larina is a single mother and on the verge of losing custody of her 10-year-old daughter as a result of years of compulsive hoarding. But when confronted with the challenge to let go of her clutter, Larina's compulsion threatens to win the battle.