That said, the very last segment was on Jake from Northern California (right near me). I totally felt for this kid when the episode first aired, and the update left me cheering. The fact that he is writing a memoir and wants to be a writer is fantastic. Go Jake!

You can view the entire episode online at the Hoarder's website.
On this date: In 1956 Rock and Roll was banned in Santa Cruz, CA.
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this show is amazing - i dont see how people livelike that but can see why they try to bury their sadness.
Cynthia,
I spoke with a friend yesterday who bought your book after I mentioned it on my blog. Her mother is a hoarder, although she didn't know there was "a title" until she read DLS. Anyway, she said it was a good catharsis for her, and she thought you "handled it just right"
Passing that on.
LL
Thanks Shelli - the psychology of it is amazing.
Linds - thanks so much for passing that along. It means so much to hear that from people who have been in that situation.
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