Antonya Cooper, 77, admitted giving son Hamish a large dose of morphine to stop his suffering.
The youngster was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma, a rare aggressive childhood cancer.
Despite being given a prognosis of three months, Hamish endured 16 months of gruelling treatment.
Antonya, who has herself been diagnosed with incurable cancer, said the care at Great Ormond Street Hospital extended his life but left him in tremendous pain.
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