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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 109555" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>Gift obsession is HORRIBLE. My son's bd is in october, and from Sept on, he is a mess. Finally over the years, I have adapted things, so that he always knows what he is getting and when. For my difficult child I think it is partly his mania.......because often the gift obsession starts a large spiral of wanting, wanting, wanting - and going, going, going. He is old enough now, that I just get him a gift card, and he is happy as a clam...........but I hated those younger years. It made the holiday not worth celebrating - and even now - there is something just so empty and sad about the holidays and a difficult child. :frown:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 109555, member: 3301"] Gift obsession is HORRIBLE. My son's bd is in october, and from Sept on, he is a mess. Finally over the years, I have adapted things, so that he always knows what he is getting and when. For my difficult child I think it is partly his mania.......because often the gift obsession starts a large spiral of wanting, wanting, wanting - and going, going, going. He is old enough now, that I just get him a gift card, and he is happy as a clam...........but I hated those younger years. It made the holiday not worth celebrating - and even now - there is something just so empty and sad about the holidays and a difficult child. [img]:frown:[/img] [/QUOTE]
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