Overview
- In mid‑June Aminati disclosed that her melanoma is now treated palliatively and has spread to other organs, meaning doctors focus on symptom relief rather than cure.
- She has moved back in with her parents and describes living in a "new, strong dependence" with her mother driving her and daughter and her father handling paperwork and errands.
- Aminati says she can no longer drive or manage administrative tasks on her own and that public events exhaust her to the point she must rest and is often unable to speak after appearances.
- She has told reporters she can no longer have more children and urges other patients not to postpone important personal or legal matters.
- Her public disclosures include criticism of gaps in Germany's care system and highlight how informal family networks are now indispensable to her daily support and ability to work.