Naseba, a 28-year-old midwife in rural Afghanistan, embodies the challenges faced by women in crisis. Although she displays remarkable resilience and adaptability in her role, the psychological and physical toll of her environment is evident. She experiences significant stress, as indicated by her hair loss, underweight condition, and sleep disturbances. The critical concern for her is the future of her daughter and their ongoing struggles due to the economic crisis. Naseba's current job allows her to support her family, but the fragility of her situation looms large, particularly with her husband as her only support. Her story highlights the precariousness of women's rights and livelihoods in Afghanistan amidst ongoing turmoil, showcasing a broader issue of survival and hope against the backdrop of systemic challenges.