The first card is The World, which represents the end of a cycle and the beginning of a new chapter. This suggests that in order to help the family member in the difficult situation in which she finds herself, one must first of all understand the context in which she finds herself. All the elements involved must be taken into consideration, both internal to the problem and external ones. You have to ask questions to understand how things are, what the problems are and what resources are available.
The second card is the Knight of Wands, which indicates that you need to focus on the action. The Knight of Wands reminds us that we have choices to make and we must take the initiative and act. We must decide how best to provide support to this family member and then commit to implementing our decisions, continuing our actions until the desired results are achieved.
The third card is The Devil, which can mean that even if the situation seems difficult or daunting, one must maintain faith in one's abilities and in the possibilities of arriving at a good result. While there are challenges to overcome, there is always a way forward and find an effective solution.
In conclusion, to help a member of your family who is going through a difficult moment, you must first of all understand the context in which they find themselves, taking into consideration all the elements involved. Then we need to take the initiative and act with determination to push through our decisions until we get the desired results. Finally, you need to maintain confidence in your own abilities and in the possibility of achieving a good result.