Mother listent to dead son's heartbeat inside little girl's chest (Video)

- A mother who donated her son’s organs heard his heart beating in the chest of a four-year-old girl

– The organs of the boy, who tragically died in June 2013, saved three lives

– “We’re family now, we’re friends now, our families are families, we’ve brought our families together.”

When two and a half years ago Heather Clark lost her 7-month-old son she couldn’t have thought she would hear his heart beating again.

Heather Clark heard her son Lukas’ heart inside four-year-old organ recipient Jordan Drake at Phoenix Children’s Hospital

Heather’s son Lukas was killed by her babysitter’s boyfriend in June 2013, since that time he saved three lives, including a four-year-old girl born with a congenital heart defect. Jordan Drake, who is now four, received Lukas’ heart when she was just 18 months old.

Nearly three years after a crucial decision the parents of both children meet for the first time. The heart-breaking moment was captured in a video that shows Heather listening to her boy’s heartbeat in the chest of a little and healthy girl.

Little Lukas died in 2013, since then he saved three times

Explaining her decision to donate her baby’s organs Heather said: “There is another family out there, somewhere, you know who’s feeling something of what I’m feeling, somewhat, and I have the chance to make them not go through what I’m about to go through.”

The girl’s mother, Esther Gonzalez, also couldn’t hide her emotions as she said: “It’s hard to describe that she would be so selfless to be able to think of another family while she’s going through her grief. We’re family now, we’re friends now, our families are families, we’ve brought our families together.”

Jordan is seen listening to Clark’s heartbeat, while her mother is crying

According to police reports, the man, identified only as Garcia, had physically abused the child when Lukas wouldn’t stop crying. He later pleaded guilty of attempted murder and assault on a child. The police investigation is still ongoing