The introduction paragraph introduces the topic of family problems by stating that there is no perfect family and that every family has unique strengths and weaknesses. It then outlines three main challenges families face: juggling work, school and individual needs which can feel overwhelming; dealing with unexpected upheavals like illness, job loss or addiction; and disruptions from joyful events like weddings or promotions. The thesis statement concludes that seeking help from a professional family therapist may help families dealing with problems.

2. Thesis statement(last line)

3. 3 main ideas. FAMILY PROBLEM.<br /> There is no such thing as the perfect family. Every family is unique with its own combination of strengths and weaknesses. Sometimes families get overwhelmed by what seems like an endless list of challenges when it comes to juggling work, school and individual family members' needs. And sometimes families are blindsided by a huge upheaval such as a mental or physical illness, a job loss, or an addiction. Even quot;
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events such as a wedding, a job promotion, or a financial windfall can disrupt a family with unexpected consequences. Seeking a professional family problems therapist may help.There is no such thing as the perfect family. Every family is unique with its own combination of strengths and weaknesses. Sometimes families get overwhelmed by what seems like an endless list of challenges when it comes to juggling work, school and individual family members' needs. And sometimes families are blindsided by a huge upheaval such as a mental or physical illness, a job loss, or an addiction. Even quot;
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events such as a wedding, a job promotion, or a financial windfall can disrupt a family with unexpected consequences. Seeking a professional family problems therapist may help.<br />