“When the grandmother dies”. Son of Sandra Silva again to move the nets

Sandra Silva again moved social networks by publicly sharing the second part of an emotional conversation she had with her four-year-old son Vasco about Alzheimer's disease.

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27/07/2026
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Sandra Silva moved social networks last week by publicly sharing a four-year-old video of his son, Vasco, about the Alzheimer's disease with which his grandmother was diagnosed.

 

“ Why won’t Grandma know my name?” the boy asked in the audio, recorded during a conversation at bedtime between mother and child.

Faced with where of love this tender and shocking conversation generated, reaching thousands of followers, Sandra Silva decided to publish the second part of the video on her official Instagram account. 

“ After the wave of love I received (and felt, thank you), I couldn't keep the rest of the conversation just for myself. There are really things that technology will never be able to know, love is one of them. Thank you for every comment, every message, we feel all this lap on this side”, said the actress and creator of digital content by publicly revealing the second part of the audio.

“ Do you think you would feel like the day Grandma goes to heaven?", asked Sandra Silva. “Try”, the boy reacted.

“ Will you be sad when Grandma goes to heaven?” asked Vasco. “I will, because it’s my mommy,” Sandra said.

Then Vasco asked his mother if he could find out what day his grandmother was going to die. “Love, this can’t be discovered,” explained the digital content creator. 

“The phone doesn’t know either?” Vasco insisted, only four years old. “No. Some things technology doesn't know. Very special things, mobile phones don’t know.”

“ After the grandmother dies we will not be able to live with her, I will also be sad”, finished the boy. 

Here is the audio that is moving social networks:

“The hardest conversation.” Son of Sandra Silva talks about grandmother's Alzheimer's

Sandra Silva is touching social media with a video of a particularly harsh conversation she had with her son. Vasco, only four years old, questioned his mother about his grandmother’s Alzheimer’s disease.

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