Dennis and his wife Nadene are compulsive hoarders who blame one another for the clutter and mess that has completely consumed their home.

28-year-old June lives in a mobile home filled with keepsakes like Care Bears and Cabbage Patch dolls. She's not only facing violations of the city's fire codes, but a strained relationship with her 13-year-old daughter.

Julie is living a nightmare. A series of tragedies triggered massive hoarding, which in turn led to Julie's son moving in with her ex-husband.

Paul was charged with criminal littering in 2008 and has failed to meet three court ordered deadlines to clean his yard. His 2-acre property is strewn with over 70 junk cars, thousands of pounds of scrap metal.

14 years ago, Jason was removed from his mother Augustine's home by Child Protective Services because of her hoarding.

Bob and Betsey's home is filled with broken furniture, appliances, food, piles of clothes, mounds of books and toys.

Gail's house is literally falling in around her. With no heat, cracking walls, a leaking ceiling and bowing floor boards, Gail desperately needs to make repairs but can't because the house is packed full. Gail has to go in for major surgery in two weeks.

Tara has been reported to her landlord and needs to clean out now or she'll be homeless. She's an obsessive collector, favoring things like McDonald's Happy Meal toys.

Janet's picture perfect life crumbled when her husband of 32 years died while waiting for a heart transplant.

While most 21 olds see a world of possibility in front of them, Jake wakes up every morning despondent at the state of his life--a prisoner to his hoarding and OCD.