Video shows youngest 2-year-old daughter playing with her deceased sister's photo and toys in Amazonas A video shared on social media by optical consultant Silvana Costa moved internet users by showing her youngest daughter, 2 years old, pretending to play with her older sister, Eloah Miranda, who passed away at the age of 5 in May 2025. In the images, the little girl appears alone on the bed, with a photo frame in her hands and surrounded by toy cars. In the video published on the mother's social networks, the child places his sister's photo to join the game, simulates moments of interaction, hugs and looks fondly at Eloah's portrait. In the caption of the publication, Silvana expressed her emotion when witnessing the scene in her home. "Her sister is a little star and she asked to play with her sister's cars, so she asked for the photo and they are playing," he wrote. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp To g1, Silvana said that the youngest used to ask to touch her sister's toys, but that, on the day of registration, the request happened in a different way and surprised the family. "Eloise always asked to play with Eloah's cars and I said they were in storage, but that we were going to ask her sister. But, the day before yesterday, she asked in a different way, as her sister asked. So I took the cars and she asked: 'where's sis?'. I said I was going to get the photo", reported the mother. The mother also explains that the youngest girl made a point of choosing which photograph would be part of that moment. "She didn't want the first photo, because that photo is our 'good morning'. So I took the photo they took on her sister's 5th birthday. Seeing her gesture really moved me, I got emotional and started crying. I didn't expect her to be thoughtful and have this moment of reflection", said Silvana. Regarding the repercussion of the publication on social media, the mother highlights that the intention was simply to record the affection between her daughters and that she has received support from families across the country. "I share some things because it is my way of dealing with grief, of making her memory always alive. I confess that I didn't think about likes, I just wanted to share a gesture that was beautiful and pure. It is a love that goes beyond the universe, the love of sisters. I have received many messages from mothers who live in the same situation and from fathers saying that they are now looking at their own children with different eyes. This affection has been a current", he declared. Daughter Eloah died in 2025, after complications from pneumonia in Manaus. The child was admitted at the time, but died in the hospital. MORE "It was after midnight, Eloah started to cough a lot and was uncomfortable. She couldn't sleep. I was passing my hand over her chest, over her ribs, and she said: 'Mom, I already told you not to touch her here because it hurts'", recalled Silvana. The condition worsened in the early hours of the following morning. According to her mother, the girl woke up vomiting blood at around 6 am, at which point the family decided to rush her to the emergency room. Upon arriving at the health unit, Eloah already showed clear signs of prostration, pallor and change in breathing. Medical examinations found extensive pneumonia that had compromised most of the child's right lung. "She needed to be intubated and, after that, she was transferred to the ICU. We left the hospital, went home and, about an hour later, around 9am, we received a call from social assistance. This was the call we didn't want to receive", said the mother, emotionally. Child kisses photo of deceased sister in Manaus Disclosure
Video shows 2-year-old daughter playing with her deceased sister's photo and toys in Amazonas
Video shows youngest 2-year-old daughter playing with her deceased sister's photo and toys in Amazonas A video shared on social media by optical consultant Silvana Costa moved internet users by showing her youngest...
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