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Egg Party
In late spring, six powerhouse women gather together in a Brooklyn apartment for an egg decorating party to support one of their own struggling with fertility. As the afternoon unfolds, the strength of their laughter and friendship creates new birth.
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In late spring, six powerhouse women gather together in a Brooklyn apartment for an egg decorating party to support one of their own struggling with fertility. As the afternoon unfolds, the strength of their laughter and friendship creates new birth.
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Written By:Ashton Heyl, Kersti Bryan, Claire Kennedy
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