This report presents a case study of Lucinda Okiro, a patient experiencing mental health challenges during her second pregnancy. It begins with a Mental Status Examination (MSE) and a discussion of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) criteria, revealing diagnoses of depressive and anxiety disorders. The report then explores the contributing factors to Lucinda's condition, including the stress-vulnerability model, complications from her first pregnancy, lack of financial and family support, and feelings of helplessness. The report then proposes a recovery-oriented mental health practice, focusing on fostering hope, empowerment, and respect for Lucinda's choices. The recovery plan emphasizes her aspirations, health issues, and the importance of support from her husband, friends, and clinicians. The report references various sources to support the analysis and proposed interventions.