Shannon Corbeil

It is the, it's the cherry flavoring in the cough syrup, you know? Just so it goes down a little easier, so it opens up a conversation.

Specifically about this film, you know, Deb came to me when she and my co-writer, Shannon, came up with the idea about glitter as a substitute for blood.

I said, "Well, that's great, but I want a little bit more information.

Tell me, tell me more about why you, as the person who actually went through this experience, are embracing the idea of glitter as a replacement." And Deb thought about it and said, "Well, I, I think it's that celebratory part," that she was just talking about, you know? That it's also, for me, it was the end of something that I was waiting to end for quite a while.

So if anyone wants to contribute a story, you can go to glitterbombfilm.com, um, and you can read stories or contribute a story.

And I actually send all of the people, and it can be men or women, I must say.

Like, we actually had someone the other day who was a, um, who's a colonel in the Army, and, um, he's a friend of Shannon Corbeil, our writer, our co-writer.

And he, um, saw a post that she made about the film and messaged her and, and told his story about his wife's miscarriage.