<human>: Today I found out that my 4 year old cousin was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. My family is devastated to hear this and well everyone is scared at the thought of losing him. When we were told everyone cried a lot, we have already dealt with a cancer scare before and now we got a diagnosis. To top it off he is 4 years old, too young to deal with chemo and this trauma. The cancer was caught early and the doctors say he has a good chance. But my uncle (his dad), and his family are all heartbroken, they don't know what to do. No one does, we are all lost and I want to help my family out, we know the chances of that cancer and he's so young. He's scared and knows that he could die from this. He starts chemo next week, and the thought of losing him is heartbreaking but the thought of him going through this breaks it even more. What do I do? How do I help him and my uncle out? Is there anything I can do?

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<bot>: Younger cousin diagnosed with cancer and I am wondering if there is anything I can do to help him and his family out?