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Mental Health Support

jimfields33

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2. How? It seems like an individual problem

Reply to delisen (Reply #1)

Mon Nov 25, 2024, 10:07 AM

Nov 25

If someone has 20 years of toilet paper, they actually will save money long term and won’t hurt the environment anymore than a person who drives to the store every week to buy toilet paper.

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Hoarding Disorder: A Looming National Crisis? [View all] erronis Nov 25 OP

Buying disorder is a much greater problem delisen Nov 25 #1

How? It seems like an individual problem jimfields33 Nov 25 #2

True delisen Nov 25 #4

Really well my family has the Hoarding Disorder gene bucolic_frolic Nov 25 #3

My mother became a hoarder. yardwork Nov 25 #5

I guess I'm lucky. I had way too many books, CDs, etc. And then I became homeless erronis Nov 25 #6

I'm sorry you became homeless. mountain grammy Nov 25 #9

I think its loneliness XanaDUer2 Nov 25 #7

My wife is deeply in exboyfil Nov 25 #8

My ex was helped greatly by PTSD counseling happybird Dec 12 #11

My ex was a hoarder happybird Dec 12 #10

That is such a difficult tale to read, and for you to live. Thank you for sharing! erronis Dec 12 #12

Thank you happybird Dec 12 #13