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An excessive accumulation of garbage, excessive animal feces, the inappropriate presence of human feces, excessive filth, and/or an infestation of vermin in the home may also indicate unsanitary living conditions. https://ccphohio.org/complaints/unsanitary-living-conditions/

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Excessive dirt or filth in the home, non-functional utilities such as water, gas, or electricity, and broken appliances such as furnaces and stoves. https://www.aftermath.com/blog/unsanitary-and-unlivable-conditions

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Hoarders do more than collect clutter; they typically save items long past their normal usefulness. The most commonly hoarded items include paper items like newspapers or magazines, clothing, or packaging. Oftentimes, hoarding behavior is attributed to serious mental illness or disability, although the actual root causes of hoarding is not fully understood. https://www.aftermath.com/blog/unsanitary-and-unlivable-conditions

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Typically, the person will vehemently deny that they have a problem. They don’t think they need help and they especially don’t want to change anything about their life. They will come up with a constant stream of excuses to justify their situation, only to end up withdrawing from society. https://www.santemonteregie.qc.ca/en/health-advice/unhealthy-living-conditions

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Erma's house was not suitable for people to live in. The house was disgusting and it seems that it was never cleaned in Erma's life. "It was cold in the house, and the air smelled of mold and cigarettes and unwashed laundry" (131). This impacted Jeannette because she felt really uncomfortable in this house and knew in the future that she wouldn't put people that she loves in this position because of how disgusting the house was.

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Jeannette's house on little Hobart street was a falling apart and there was water damage inside the house because of the hole in the roof that's in the kitchen. "Most of the banisters and railing have given away, and the floorboards had turned spongy and slick with mold and algae" (185). This impacted Jeannette because she knew in the future that she could do better and get a better job and get herself a new home for herself.

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The mom and dad were squatting in a really old building were everything was falling apart, electrical wire was showing, and pipes were showing. "On one wall, chunks, of plaster had crumbled away, raveling the wooden ribs and pipes and wiring." (226) Jeannette was impacted on this part of the memoir because she felt like she had failed her parents and not helping supporting them with money. She felt like she could have done better in helping them.

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People think that they want to live like that and that it is their problem for living like this. They also think that hoarders houses are always disgusting. Jeannette overcomes this stereo type because she doesn't want to live like a hoarder in the future. She also doesn't want to be made fun of by other people.

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People think that when people live in unsanitary living conditions that they are dirty and unclean. They think that these people is their own fault because they were the ones that put themselves their. Jeannette overcome this because she doesn't want people to call her names like when she was living in Welch. She wants to be know for something more than being a daughter of unclean and dirty parents.