A terminally ill teen with only months to live has donated 1,000 pounds (approx. US$1,350) from his savings to a 6-year-old cancer-stricken boy whom he has never met. In addition to that, he has also helped raise a further 59,000 pounds (approx. US$80,000) for him. Rhys Langford, 19, was diagnosed in October 2020 with osteosarcoma—a type of bone cancer that begins in the cells that form bones but, over time, spreads to several other areas of the body. The ailing teen became aware of 6-year-old Jacob Jones’s condition after reading his story and realized that they both were in the same town of Ebbw Vale, South Wales, England. Jacob had gone through grueling treatment to rid him of a rare cancer called neuroblastoma, but doctors believe it has now returned. “Rhys found the story of little Jacob online and he called me upstairs to show me,” Rhys’s mother, Catherine Langford, 38, said. …