Really? I have a lot of clutter in my home and I literally have panic attacks when I think of getting rid of it and getting things straightened out. I am also very overweight.

I will definitely be watching this show!!

So ready to see this show! We are already into February and I cant help feeling that I am already a month behind schedule on cleaning/ de-cluttering and keeping to a work out schedule.

Hi Suhenna, I was once in exactly the same place that you are. I had three different sizes of clothing in my wardrobe as my weight had fluctuated so much (mostly due to massive weight gain during pregnancy). One day I decided enough was enough so I sorted my wardrobe into three piles. 1. Clothes I can fit into now. 2. Clothes I will never fit into again (both too big and toooo small) and 3. Clothes I want to fit into again. I only put the clothes I could fit into back in my wardrobe. I put all the ones I wanted to fit into in an easily accessible box and I donated to charity all the clothes I would never wear again. Then the hard bit came! I embarked on a healthier approach to my diet and gradually lost weight. As I started to fit into the clothes in the box I would replace one of my 'larger sized' items with one I now fitted into. It's two years later and I no longer have the box nor any of the larger clothes. It really worked for me. I know that this might just be a solutin that only worked for me but I wante to let you know that it can be done. Good luck to you and good for you for taking the steps!

Hello----:D- I liked what you hadto say!! I dont think I can view the show--I work at home,but I am unable to watch it while working. Can you please letme know the NAME of the book your talking about?

I am going to retire this Spring--and I have started to toss ( donate ) anything I have not used in 2 years. I have lost quite a bit of weight over the last year and a half. I ended up donating sall my old clothes--even coats. I wii have a lotof time on my hands in May--thats when I can really get alot more done. One of my Daughters came home from college for the summer and I worked with her on her old things--ie books, dolls, etc. She was so happy when it was all done------she even painted her room. I am gladyour reading the book helped you!!:D

Peter!

Your book? Changed my relationship with my mom and changed her life! Thanks, thanks, thanks! I'd hug you but you're pretty far from here.

The cluttered homes on the show were NOTHING compared to mom's place and I'm not even lying. I'll spare you the details (it makes me feel ill).

I got the book from the library for her (books were a huge part of the clutter) but she never read it. So I tried again, reserving it in her name for her to pick up. She picked it up, read it, then told me about this amazing book she just read about clearing clutter from your life. (I played dumb, I'm a good daughter.)

End result: clutter is gone (no easy task)! Mom's lost weight. Things are awesome. You rock.

XOXO from the frozen tundra of Canada!

When I was in my 20s, I moved from Atlanta to Los Angeles. I was a collector of stuff. I had carefully sorted through all my belongings and moved only the things I thought were important. However, when my apartment burned down shortly after the move, I could barely remember what I had when my insurance company asked for a list! This moment in my life proved to be a blessing and changed my perspective forever about my feelings toward stuff! Lisa Clark Fabulous Las Vegas

I look around my house and my clutter is just as bad or worse then the person you had on you show. I see that I have a problem but it was passed down from my mother because her house is worse then mine. I need help but I am afraid to let go of the things that I've bought. I can't see my butt because my stomach and eyes are to big. I love sweets, breads, milk, ice cream and cookies because they are a comfort food. I love my mother and I want to be as smart and loving like her but what I see in her is pain because she is very overweight and eating and having stuff makes her happy and I want to help her to be happy which I know is not helping her with her problems. My son is living with my parents and my son too is a slob. He is not overweight but he has issues like addicted to gaming on the computer and not letting go of the things he had endured when he spent his 19th year of his life in Iraq he is 23 now. He also eats only crap food. The big thing I buy is books. I buy them to make me feel smarter. I haven't read hardly any of them. I pick up a book and start reading and when I get to a word that is to hard I give up the book and go find something to eat in the kitchen. I buy them only to believe I'm smart. Go-figure. This is three generation of learned clutter of behavior, HOW DO WE STOP THIS? Me buying another book is not going to help me if I don't understand what Peter means if or when I buy his book. It was a great show and I see that I have a problem but I don't know where to start...... Thanks for all you do, Princess Clutter