How Sharon Stone Was Betrayed After A Massive Stroke & How She Overcame It| Life Stories by Goalcast

Sharon Stone was at the height of her career when she disappeared seemingly overnight. She was America’s biggest sex symbol and loved by everyone but she was battling a dark secret she didn’t want the world to know. She opens up about her husband's betrayal, the loss of her career, and the fight for her life.

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[pampersick]

I am68 yrs old and never commented on anything ever. I wish I could thank Sharon Stone in person for sharing her story. It helped me in a very deep way. Your courage inspires.

[jerrymoore]

Lost my oldest son 12 days ago. He was 49 years old. He suffered a ruptured vein in the area of his brain stem and never recovered consciousness. Its incredibly painful. Am so glad that Sharon survived her stroke. Bless you all

[janc]

Wow I had no idea what she went through.. Her husband, what a monster dumping her when she was at her lowest, and taking her son. She is so lucky to be alive. What a strong woman. Much admiration for Sharon.

[crystaltucker]

I had a ruptured brain aneurysm in 2017 right before I turned 38. I had a 30% chance of surviving it. Those of us who have survived are miracles, God isn’t done with us yet!!❤️

[robicarm]

"it's not about how you fall, but how you get up" inspirational

[davidkennedy]

I never really was a Sharon Stone fan until her latter years. This woman is so smart and so strong physically, mentally and emotionally. Much respect.

[jeff]

This is an example of a STRONG woman. Life is about overcoming adversity and helping others. Sharon is a role model for humans, especially women everywhere.

[judithhetherington]

“Life is a service job” Proud of you Sharon! I had a brain stroke bleed in 2007 at age 47. Life became a combination of impossibly difficult days, along with intermittent brilliant days. The brilliant days become more frequent as we rise again. 🙏

[cherylduckworth]

I know what it feels like to start from ground zero. I went through a bad divorce. He got the house the car the pets the family and the friends. All I got was me. It is profound. I'm in my little cocoon right now but I know that I and growing into the person I was meant to be. I put myself aside for years for others. The one thing about being completely alone is you finally have time for yourself. I'm learning who I am and what I'm capable of. And I'm a whole lot smarter than my ex ever gave me credit for. Your story was extremely inspirational. Keep on trucking lady!

[sylviaking]

She has dealt with such awful betrayal. Imagine being at your most vulnerable from a stroke and your husband cheats on you and uses it as his chance to take your child away. HIDEOUS. It sounds like she had the misfortune of being married to a narcissist.

[jeanettescott]

When i was 43 years old, on October 10, 2015 i survived a ruptured arterial aneurysm between the brain stem and the spinal cord. During the 3 day hemorrhage I also had a stroke. My husband also divorced me and moved my kids 3 hours away, claiming abandonment. My mother had passed away 2 years before and my father had dementia, so i had no family. I only had my best friend. I can relate to Ms. Stones story perfectly. I admire her strength and perseverance as i continue to fight the psychological damage i have been left with ❤❤❤

[damarisgenao]

Feel a lot of respect for Sharon, went through a lot, overcame everything and is giving a lot to others, she is a great human being !

[wahidkhaliq]

Let’s all give Sharon a cosmic hug 🤗 she’s an incredible woman 🙏🏽

[maiaallman]

Sharon is a hero for openly talking about her stroke.

[guitarman]

This is what a strong woman looks like. I applaud her tenacity and endurance.❤

[fancysfolly]

What a terrible experience…her husband is a monster. I’m so glad she was able to overcome it all. She’s still so beautiful;

[achatterjee]

I had two strokes. One on 22Dec 2019 and the other on 13 Dec 2020. I think I found my hero.

[penneyburgess]

Not just another pretty face. That woman has soul. Absolute respect.

[Wyonative]

I knew she had the stroke but, had no idea how very serious it was. Amazing what she went through and how she recovered so well. I had a stroke in 2014. It wasn't until late 2019 that I began to feel like myself again. If you come away with your faculties, you are very blessed, I know I am.

[Darlene-euvt]

I had a stroke at 37 and I had to learn how to read, write and speak without speaking with a studder. It's soon hard to get through however I gave all of the Glory to God as I too had no one there for me. I too lost my child fighting for custody while people wanted to say I was cray. Not even close. You have to accept the facts 💯. I fought back and won the custody battle. It's truly a life changing experience which will change a person completely for the better. Get back up again and fight for your life 💪 💯. Not all of us are famous however we all go through struggles It's how you handle it that will make all of the difference. My heart and compassion to Sharon. She's not just a star. She's human and everyone needs to learn to respect that instead of attacking for reasons most had no idea of her very private struggle and incredible come back. Congratulations to you Sharin and to me. We made through the challenges that a major stroke gives. God Bless you Sharon ❤🙏💪💯