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We would be fewer than usual, just nine altogether, and the littlest one's high chair needs no place setting.

As we got things ready, I felt deep gratitude for the family members who would be here — my husband, our two daughters, their husbands, my sister-in-law's 90-year-old mother and our two delightful granddaughters.

(Grady, 11/27) The Wall Street Journal: A Prescription Of Poetry To Help Patients Speak Their Minds Dr. The patient had asked for “Invictus,” a dark poem by William Ernest Henley that he remembered from his past.

Joshua Hauser approached the bedside of his patient, treatment in hand. It was a copy of a 19th-century poem titled “Invictus.” It isn’t often that doctors do rounds with poetry. Hauser, section chief of palliative care at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, and colleagues are testing it as part of a pilot study. (Reddy, 12/1) The Wall Street Journal: Diabetes Patients’ Blood-Sugar Data Aren’t Being Shared Parents of young diabetes patients say they haven’t been getting crucial readings from blood-sugar monitors worn by their children since early Saturday.

Had his wife not rescued him, he might have drowned.

He had recently received an electronic brain implant to control tremors and other symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, and somehow the signals from the device had knocked out his ability to coordinate his arms and legs for swimming.

The technological breakdown, the origin of which isn’t certain, threatens the proper care of the young diabetes patients.

(Loftus, 12/1) The New York Times: Study Warns Helmets Don’t Offer Full Protection On Slopes CONCORD, N. — For several years now, it has been almost de rigueur for skiers and snowboarders to strap on a helmet amid rising concerns about safety on the slopes.

A new mouse study may finally debunk the idea behind the controversial procedure, showing the beneficial effects of two types of cell therapy are caused not by the rejuvenating properties of stem cells, but by the body’s wound-healing response — which can also be triggered by injecting dead cells or a chemical into the heart.But I also knew I would deeply miss the ones who couldn't make it.(Henig, 11/28) The Washington Post: Doctors In China Found Tapeworms In Brain Of Man Who Ate Undercooked Meat In Hot Pot A Chinese man sought medical attention for seizures and a headache that lasted nearly a month.But a new study caution that helmets cannot protect skiers from all head injuries.(11/28) Kaiser Health News: For Artist Inspired By Illness, ‘Gratitude Outweighs Pain’ People often ask Dylan Mortimer how it feels to breathe through transplanted lungs.

The couple are parents to two siblings whom they first fostered as toddlers and later adopted.