Jehil starts her day early, immersed in her household responsibilities. She spends the morning preparing meals, cleaning, and tending to her family's needs, with little time to focus on herself. Her day is a cycle of cooking traditional Gujarati dishes, caring for her children, and managing the home. In the afternoon, she takes a brief rest, feeling the fatigue from her busy morning, before continuing with her chores. Rani finds solace in her daily religious practices, which provide a moment of peace amid her responsibilities. In the evening, she enjoys spending time with her family, sharing meals and conversation, though her health often leaves her feeling tired. As the day ends, she takes her medication, reflecting on the next day's tasks, always prioritizing her family's needs above her own health..