I Don't Know Happy People

We teens take Zoloft and cut open our flesh to assure us that we feel. Brought into the depths, we're ready for God.

BY: Marjorie Corbman

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    Marjorie Corbman lives with her parents in Randolph, New Jersey, and will attend Holy Cross College this fall. She was baptized into the Orthodox Church in April 2005.

    Copyright 2005. Reprinted from 'A Tiny Step Away From Deepest Faith' with permission of Paraclete Press. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt can be used without permission of the publisher.

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