venus debilated, but debilation cancelled by lord mercury being placed 7th quadrant from the moon; moreover jupiter the sign of it's elevation makes a 4th/75% aspect over venus - debilation cancelled suggests slower pace of growth - say in terms of health, mother's health, education, property matters, romance, advisory/managerial position, etc.
debilated venus makes elevated aspect over 10th house for career promoting the same significantly, reaching heights some day, while lord 10th jupiter is over the ascendant and protective of the chart.
shadbala is quantified strength, which could be for good or evil. debilated venus is self-centred in approach, while the other negative aspects could thus be acute in the beginning but gradually improve as time progresses owing to cancellation of debilation. venus strong in the navamsa too.
venus is lord 12th for foreign lands, hence debilated venus over the 4th could suggest discomfort over the motherland, and tendency for seeking comforts in foreign lands.
jupiter as lord 7th is badhaka/inimical for the gemini ascendant, hence jupiter over gemini asc could impact health, say lungs/asthma perhaps being airy sign representing chest/lungs, while aspecting own sagittarius 7th could be protective of career and relationship but under stress and delay being the badhaka sign. jupiter also represents 10th house for career, and being over unfriendly gemini could suggest career related stress,
while could promote analytical abilities in terms of mere information-data processing abilities, while gemini though curious and analytical is a confused sign with lots of information and paralyis through analysis living more in the mind negating jupiter's wisdom/holistic approach. may be not good at final diagnosis and decision making, could play supportive information processing computerisation role, to focus upon.
jupiter's presence in gemini could come in the way of intellectual-analytical abilities, being badhaka, and add further to the confusion - intellect and wisdom at conflict, alike the pandavas in mahabharata perhaps! the confused Arjuna! to merely put it illustratively.
hope the generic observations help reflect further - wishing well,
kshantaram