In a rented dwelling, comprising three rooms and a modest parlor, upon delicate carpets worn thin by weary feet and scanty furnishings of aged wood, resides Asmaa with her family of twelve. They endure the bitterness and cruelty of life's trials. Asmaa lives with the weight of her incapacity, which gnaws at her heart as she witnesses her three young children, deaf and mute, rejected by schools and institutions, amidst escalating hardships. For the family, there are only two meager breadwinners, young men with modest and fixed incomes, as her husband remains unable to work due to disc issues and severe vision impairment, while rampant inflation tightens its grip. Amidst these trials, Asmaa also shoulders the responsibility of caring for her husband's autistic brother, released from the regime's prisons, now left with no one but his brother's family. Asmaa's mental state deteriorates under the strain of pressure and dire living conditions. Your support shall serve as the finest pillar and aid.