not without my family full story

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure which specific 'not without my family' story you are referring to. There could be many different stories with this title or related concept.

The 'Not Without My Family' Indian series could potentially be about a family's journey. It may start with introducing the family members, each with their own dreams and personalities. Maybe there's a central conflict that threatens to break the family apart, such as a difference in opinions regarding marriage, career choices, or inheritance. As the story progresses, the family members might have to overcome their differences and external challenges to preserve their family unity. For example, they could face discrimination from society because of their caste or economic status. Through a series of events, they learn the importance of family support and togetherness, and in the end, they emerge stronger as a family unit.

Since I don't have any prior knowledge of the 'not without my family full story', it's difficult to give a detailed account. It might be about how a family overcame various challenges and difficulties, perhaps related to relocation, health issues, or financial problems, all while remaining united as a family. But again, this is just speculation without more context.

I'm not sure where you can find it. It could be in a local library if it's a published book. Or it might be on some personal blogs if it's a story shared by an individual family.

I don't know the details of this 'not without my family full story'. It could be about a family's journey, their struggles and joys, and how they stuck together through different situations.

'Not Without My Daughter' is a story about an American woman named Betty Mahmoody. She marries an Iranian man, Moody. They have a daughter together. When Moody takes Betty and their daughter to Iran for a visit, things take a dark turn. He refuses to let Betty leave Iran, trying to keep her and their daughter there against her will. Betty endures a great deal of hardship in a foreign and often unfriendly environment as she attempts to escape with her daughter and return to the United States.

The key event is the trip to Iran. Betty and her daughter go there with Moody, not expecting to be trapped. Another important event is Betty's realization that Moody has no intention of letting them leave. And of course, the final escape of Betty and her daughter from Iran is a crucial event.

One consequence could be chaos. For example, in a family without rules about bedtime, kids might stay up very late and be tired and grumpy the next day, affecting their school performance. But on the positive side, it can lead to great creativity. A child not bound by rules about how to paint or draw might develop a unique artistic style. They are free to explore their talents without limitations.

A perfect family could be one where there is unconditional love. Parents are supportive and always there for their children. For example, they encourage kids to pursue their dreams, whether it's in art, science or sports. There is also open communication. Everyone feels comfortable sharing their joys and sorrows.

One example could be a family where a young girl wants to pursue an artistic career which is considered unconventional in their family's traditional views. Instead of setting rules about what career she should choose, her parents support her wholeheartedly. They let her paint all over the walls of her room to express her creativity, attend various art workshops without asking for specific academic achievements in return. This shows family love without strict rules as they trust her passion and are willing to support her dreams regardless of the norms.