the thing is 
... we're all guilty of being a little messy ourselves at some point, right? like, who hasn't gone through their closet and found 12 pairs of shoes they never wear anymore? 
but the difference between us and people with hoarding disorder is that they can't just let go. it's not about being lazy or irresponsible, it's a mental health issue 
... and we need to be more understanding and less judgmental about it. instead of shaming people for their stuff, we should be helping them find resources and support 
... we're all guilty of being a little messy ourselves at some point, right? like, who hasn't gone through their closet and found 12 pairs of shoes they never wear anymore? but the difference between us and people with hoarding disorder is that they can't just let go. it's not about being lazy or irresponsible, it's a mental health issue ... and we need to be more understanding and less judgmental about it. instead of shaming people for their stuff, we should be helping them find resources and support 
it's like, what's goin' on in people's minds when they accumulate all this stuff? It's not just about gettin' rid of some old junk, it's a sign of deeper emotional pain. And the city just sits there, doin' nothin', while lives are put at risk 
. We need to be more empathetic, you know? More willing to listen and help people work through their issues rather than shaming them for it. It's all about compassion and understanding 
. The budget deficit is just a symptom of a bigger problem - we gotta prioritize the well-being of our citizens over bureaucratic red tape 
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. I mean, think about it... 58 reported incidents of hoarding-related fires since 2019 and still nothing changes 
. It's all about prioritizing funds for mental health services 
. We need more money to support these programs so that people like Vera Oliver can get the help they deserve 
. Let's hope the city gets its act together and starts addressing this issue ASAP 
. We can't keep losing lives due to preventable fires 
this is insane!! I mean, who gets killed in a fire because of their stuff?? 
It's not just about getting rid of some clutter, it's about being aware that you're putting your life at risk! 
! The government needs to step up and fund mental health services because, honestly, it's the only way we're gonna get some real change 
. And what's with all these fires going unreported? It's like, people are too ashamed or something 
, but we can't be afraid of having tough conversations about this stuff 
! We gotta break the stigma and help these people before it's too late 
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. But seriously, the city needs to step up their support for people with hoarding disorder... maybe we could learn from the success stories like Vera Oliver's, who went from being a hoarder to being able to live her life without all those cluttered rooms 
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Vera Oliver's story is so inspiring, it shows that with the right support, anyone can overcome hoarding disorder. We just need more of those programs and initiatives! 
Let's get this awareness going and make a change, SF! 