一位80岁的妇女在其堂兄去世九个月后继承了在费城的积蓄住房,促使她恢复积蓄住房,并倡导对积蓄障碍的认识。 An 80-year-old woman inherited her cousin’s hoarded Philadelphia home nine months after his death, prompting her to restore it and advocate for awareness of hoarding disorder.

80岁的艾琳·斯图坎发现，她在表兄鲍勃·斯图坎去世九个月后，通过家族历史网站得知他去世的消息，继承了他位于费城的住宅。 Eileen Stukane, 80, discovered she inherited her cousin Bob Stukane’s Philadelphia home nine months after his death, learning of his passing via a family history website. 在进入该地产时,她发现该地被严重囤积,充斥着数十年的残骸和衰变,这种状况与1980年代创伤和后来的车祸可能引起的长期囤积障碍有关。 Upon entering the property, she found it severely hoarded, filled with decades of debris and decay, a condition linked to long-term struggles with hoarding disorder likely triggered by trauma in the 1980s and a later car accident. 虽然她已经一年多没有联系鲍勃，但她修复了这座三居室两卫的房子，现在积极倡导提高意识，强调早期干预和对囤积症影响者的同情支持，这种状况影响着超过1900万美国人。 Though she hadn’t contacted Bob in over a year, she restored the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home and now advocates for greater awareness, emphasizing early intervention and compassionate support for those affected by hoarding, a condition impacting over 19 million Americans.