"I felt sick... I just screamed": Mum's agony as baby boy dies after getting neck caught in blind cord

The mother of a little boy who died after getting caught in a blind cord in Oldham says her life feels “empty”.

Kane Davidson was playing at home with his brother when tragedy struck on January 28.

The tot was left alone for just seconds while his mum Natasha Ogden went to the bathroom.

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When she returned, Kane had disappeared.

Natasha walked around her Greenacres home before spotting his reflection in her bedroom window.

She believed her 'cheeky' son was playing hide and seek.

But to her horror, Kane was entangled in a blind cord.

Natasha’s harrowing screams were heard by a neighbour who helped perform CPR while waiting for paramedics to arrive.

By the time little Kane was transferred to Manchester Children’s Hospital, it was already too late.

The tot had suffered brain trauma and was put into a coma.

His injuries were so severe he had little chance of surviving.

There was nothing more doctors could do.

Natasha and Kane’s father, Callum Davidson, made the agonising decision to switch off his life-support machine on February 1.

Natasha, who turned 23 the day after the tragedy, has vowed to never celebrate her birthday again.

“I don’t remember anything,” she told the Manchester Evening News.

“I was just numb. I still am.

“I just screamed; I felt sick. It’s torn me apart.

“The doctors said they would take him off all the sedation and see what he could do on his own.

“But he couldn’t do anything. He couldn’t open his eyes or move.

“The MRI showed he was nearly brain dead.

“He didn’t have a chance.”

Kane had been playing with his autistic and non-verbal brother Callum before the accident.

Although Callum can’t talk about his feelings, the three-year-old keeps