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When Kimberly was about 12 or 13, she was attending the local Jr. High School . She was very troubled and I couldn’t find out why. I had asked her what was wrong multiple times and she just shrugged her shoulders and denied that anything was the problem. She left for school one morning and I went into the closet and fell on my knees, telling Heavenly Father that something was wrong with Kim (as we called her). I told Him that I’d tried to find out what was bothering her and I couldn’t. The words came to me, “ask her about the candy bars.”
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When Kimberly was about 12 or 13, she was attending the local Jr. High School . She was very troubled and I couldn’t find out why. I had asked her what was wrong multiple times and she just shrugged her shoulders and denied that anything was the problem. She left for school one morning and I went into the closet and fell on my knees, telling Heavenly Father that something was wrong with Kim (as we called her). I told Him that I’d tried to find out what was bothering her and I couldn’t. The words came to me, “ask her about the candy bars.”