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"This room is my dining room right now. it is used as a place for my computer, for my clothes, and my medicine. I spend a lot of time on the computer when I'm not doing other things. The dogs are enjoying laying on all my clothes cuz they have mommy sent. You can't believe it but there is a actually a great dining room table underneath here, I have one usable chair that I know of. There might be some more around the table I really don't remember, but it became a dumping ground for clothes, pop bottles, junk and buried underneath our containers there's new stuff. I found a brand new pair of boots, only one boot though doesn't help me. If it didn't fit in this room I put it in my spare bedroom. This is my kitchen, a sink that has trash all over it. I can't really get to it without moving all of that away. My cabinets that have food in it that starts from 1998 and the cans are black. This can had an expiration date of December 2001 cream in chicken soup which will never be used. The refrigerator doesn't work, I haven't opened it in probably three years so. There's probably a science experiment going on in there. It's just rusting stuff and mouse droppings and oozing cans and things so old you couldn't rip them from the cabinets it was just crazy. The master bedroom is where I spend time recouping, where I spend time sleeping eating. I have a box of snacks in here. The dogs
sleep up here. If I want to shut myself out from the world this is where I come in".

This statement is from Denise the Hoarder, a client on an episode of the show called Hoarders. Consider the Medical Model, Public Health Model, and the Human Service Model. What model(s) of delivery would need be applied to this episode of Hoarders when assisting the client in the show? Why ? Why does this model or models fit this case best?