VIDEO: the moving moment in which a mother with Alzheimer's recognizes her daughter

Mary Jane Grant, of Sanford, Maine, shared a video that shows her with her mother Carmen, 76, speaking with sign language In the car, however, it was a moment of emotion when the woman with Alzheimer 's disease realized that the young woman was his daughter.

While Mary Jane had a simple conversation with her mother, she realized that Carmen did not know who she was, so she decided to try to help her mother to recover his memory.

The nice and loving young woman is working as a sign language interpreter and downloaded the video a few weeks ago and in a short time, she became viral.

The young woman climbed the vineyard with the message: "Dementia can be beautiful. Yesterday I took my mother to walk to the beach. Removing her from her element (my home, where she lives) can be confusing for her. But in the confusion, there can be so much beauty and little sweet surprises. I just like it. "

Throughout the video, Mary Jane and her mother communicate using sign language. While In the beginning, the older woman does not know who the young woman is, they start talking and Carmen is surprised at the young woman's evolution in communication. so she is interested in knowing how she learned.

The young sign instructor gave her some little tips in a very kind way to the older woman so that she realizes herself to whom she was talking.

The video begins with Mary Jane asking Carmen, "Where is Mary Jane?" To which Carmen answers: "I saw it a long time ago, Christmas, I forgot where was it, in what city?"

Again, the young woman says, "Where is Mary Jane right now?", To which Carmen replied, "I do not know, maybe I'm traveling."

The 76-year-old woman says, "Do you know her?" to which he answers "Oh yes".
Despite Carmen's difficulties in remembering, the moment is calm and stress-free, as the mother and daughter relax in the car looking towards the beach.

Anxious to try to refresh her mother's memory, Mary Jane takes a different approach to trying to get her recognized by her mother.

In the interest of the mother, the young woman confesses that she has deaf parents and that is why she knows sign language, To which Carmen replied that she was lucky to be able to express herself in this way.

Carmen then reveals that she wants to meet the young woman's parentswithout realizing that she is actually her mother.

The couple continues their conversation when Mary Jane says, "I think you know her." However, after thinking for a moment, Carmen comes to the conclusion that she does not know her, but she starts to turn ideas around.

Moments elapse before the girl continues to give clues and adds, "Manley is my father." So at this time Carmen realizes and asks "Am I your mother?" to which he responds in the affirmative the young lady

Carmen puts her hands on her surprised face and throws herself to kiss her daughter.

At the end of the video, Mary Jane invites her mother to look at the camera to see the similarity that they share.

The beautiful moment goes on when Carmen remembers that she has another girl named Lou Ann.

Since the video was published, she has become viral and has collected more than 28,000 "likes" and "shared".

The clip also received nearly 5,000 comments, including thousands of people who thought the moment was beautiful.

A Facebook user commented on the video: "Mary Jean, it really touches all our heartss. Thank you so much for sharing. "

Another user added: "It's so beautiful. Your mother is very kind and kind, and you follow her clearly. Thank you for sharing this sweet moment with us! "

A third user wrote, "It's so nice, I bless you to take good care of your mother. My mother had dementia and my sister was her guardian for years. It's hard work, but it is clear that you are fantastic with her. "

"As a mother, I can not think of many things that would break my heart more than not recognizing my own son. The beautiful way you communicate with your mother is a testament to the incredible work you had to do as a father and the beautiful bond we all share, "added another.

Mary Jane told NBC's subsidiary WCSH-News Center Maine that His mother was diagnosed with dementia about seven years ago. Carmen tried to live in a care center for people with dementia, but it did not work for a number of reasons, including the lack of trained medical staff for this type of case.