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Case Study Mary Peterson's Home

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Single parent in this society usually have to work really hard for living and raising the children by themselves. In Mary Peterson’s family, she has three children, Pam, Brian, and Lynn. In this situation, Mary Peterson must be working very hard on financial in order to raise up three children in her family. Recently, her oldest daughter Pam has been very moody and depressed. When Pam confronted her mom, she gets emotional and irritable. For the sake of Pam’s health, Mary knows from her other children that Pam thinks she is pregnant. At the same time, I think Mary must be very stressful for her daughter Pam. But we do have some options for Pam to save her from this tough situation.

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