<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

A couple months ago I found out that I have a cyst/tumor (doctors don't know 100%) on my brain and I may have to undergo surgery sometime next year to remove it. This news has been taking a toll on my parents. They feel like they have to give me whatever I want and then some to prove that they care for me. You'd think that all these gifts would be a blessing, but its come to the point where they're spending so much money on pointless things that I don't need that I feel overwhelmed and have no way in thanking them for it. 

I know that they're scared that they may lose their baby girl. It kinda bothers me bc we never talk about the effects that this cyst may cause if it gets bigger (seizures, headaches, blurred vision) or the risks of the surgery I might have to have (cyst is in middle of brain) are so instead they're being the nicest as they can be. My family doesn't really talk about their feelings to one another so this is the only way they see they can show their love.

Obviously I'm scared about this whole situation. And being in and out of multiple neurosurgeon's offices looking for a solution is a little frightening. I don't know what my parents would ever do if I were to pass. What should I do to let them know I don't need gifts from them to prove their love for me?
<bot>: Parents are being overbearing with gifts bc I may have to undergo risky surgery. Seeking advice on how to tell them everything is going to be okay.