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Sharon Stone discusses the major health scare that almost took her life
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- Sharon Stone talks with Katie about her new book, "The Beauty of Living Twice" in which she chronicles her 2001 subarachnoid hemorrhage, or bleeding around the brain, and the extremely trying moments int he health care system dealing with the diagnosis.
Sharon and Katie also discuss the progress, and lack thereof, made by and for women in the entertainment industry.
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This interview makes me sad. I can’t believe that this woman had been incredibly famous and beloved by millions of people all over the world yet she was all alone in her early forties when she had the stroke and it took 3 days for someone to take her to the hospital! I find it so shocking and sad, she is very lucky to be alive and have recovered fully. I am glad she is speaking out and sharing her incredible life story. 💕
Same thing happened to Joni Mitchell a few years ago. She too had a brain aneurysm and laid in her home for 3 days before being found.
She should have died but somehow managed to survive. She has worked herself back to a degree but nowhere near as good as Sharon has.
I wondered if those people that brought her home thought she was just on something or drunk? Its unbelievable 3 days? And the gallbladder thing, sometimes Doctors don't listen.
@@amysmiles9751 ive heard of many stories of doctors not listening people’s complaints and worries. And I’m sure she has a great health insurance... let’s not even mention those that have shitty plans or no health insurance whatsoever!
She chooses to be alone. Don't be sad. Introverts need their own space.
@@MsSarah32503 you have a good point. She probably does and who knows? She might have been burned too many times with fake friends. Only she knows.
Sharon Stone, what a beautiful soul. I will never forget her heart wrenching video at the height of the pandemic when her sister was very ill. She is genuine, grateful, and open which seems rare for someone of her caliber. She is a breath of fresh air and so glad she is around to share.
That was a political plea to vote for Biden. Don't be hoodwinked.
My fave Sharon Stone moment was at the end of Casino, when she's in a white stole and heels, outside the bank, and the 2 cops show up, ....and she acts like a disheveled knock-kneed cross-eyed kook.
Ms. Stone seems so genuine and grounded. This was a joy to watch.
Sharon Stone is a great role model for women and especially with how she talk and share her experience and POV with aging and women issues. Thank you ladies for sharing this.
Sharon Stone is amazing and fascinating and beautiful inside and out.
Yes!
So important to have advocates for ourselves in the hospital systems!!! Thank God for her insistent friend.
Katie and Sharon are my age. Both are amazing women. Each has aged well while partaking in lesser or greater surgical options.
I like how Sharon Stone tells it like it is.
I love how down to earth she is ❤️
Hello Lisa how are you doing today ?
Ofc she’s nice - book sales
I had 30 years of belly pain, misdiagnosed by numerous docs until finally, by a stroke of luck, I found a surgeon who recognized my symptoms as gallbladder and I had surgery that very evening. She said there were 3 large stones inside, one the size of a peach pit. There was no excuse for the pain I suffered up to that point except ignorance.
Always ask for a second or third opinion!
@@damiettes7140 I saw a half-dozen, in 3 different states. They all misdiagnosed the cause of my stomach pain as either ulcers, gird or indigestion, even after an ultrasound and CT scan, they missed it. I had zero indigestion, ulcer or gird.
@mj333 I hope you find lasting relief soon, best of luck ☘️
Sharon Stone satire! ua-cam.com/users/shortszkYop54J6To?feature=share
I work in mental health and see how the medical profession downplays people with mental health issues. It’s so sad. People with severe persistent mental illness on average due 25 years earlier than people without mental illness. It’s pathetic and sad. It angers me so much.
Nice to hear someone, even as famous and privileged as her, speak about how she appreciates all the amazing experiences she has had...I'd say if she can pass that quality on to her boys, they are very lucky to have her as a mom and a role model.
Sharon looks great!! 😊
I feel like this every day with my own Kaiser doctor. I'm middle age, the blood tests don't provide evidence for my physical pain, they just think I'm exagerating, but there is something at the bottom of how I feel.
Fibromyalgia?
Blood tests can’t detect everything, especially pain.
Hello Alisa how are you doing today ?
Keep getting more and more opinions. Go online and international too
What an honest and authentic interview. That’s my goal, too, when having convos. Thank you for this wonderful discussion.
They don’t make movie stars like Sharon Stone any more. Just a different level.
She’s a very thoughtful person.
Hello Peggy how are you doing today ?
Two beautiful, empowered and inspiring human beings who happen to be women 🤩❤️
Two women who’ve mocked their fans... did you forget?
Sharon Stone’s beauty is a gift that no many have.
Not only a beautiful and fantastic actress but also very wise 😍🙆♀️
Sharon is still incredibly beautiful and well spoken. I especially loved hearing about her earlier days with all the legends she mentioned. It would be great if you did another interview with her sharing more of those days. Thanks, Katie!
My brother’s wife (56 years) recently had a stroke, spent a month in the hospital, and is continuing to gain strength at home. They say she is lucky, she went back to bed after feeling a little off thinking she was just tired. So scary, so young.
I’ve had a terrible experience with the medical establishment, it was the medical establishment that caused my illness by doing surgery and cutting other organs.
I'm so sorry that happened to you, Taralya. I hope you are finding healing after that trauma.
They’re the third leading cause of death.
She glows with genuine love, gratitude, and 💪...I'm so glad she stayed here to share her stories and advocate for ...all of us.
No, the medical establishment has not changed. Thank you for sharing your story.
I have always liked Sharon Stone. She is such a good actress. Also what a lovely lady she is. So elegant and interesting to listen too. ❤️
Loved loved this interview!! First thing I woke up to this morning and wow! what an energetic and motivated interview to start my day! Sharon Stone spoke so eloquently it was mesmerizing for me. Can’t wait to read her book!
P.S. I’m scheduled for gallbladder surgery next week 😫, I’ll be thinking of Sharon!
Good Luck with your surgery LIZ, katie,sharon,,ROCK ON
I'll be thinking of you. 🧡
Sharon Stone is such a class act. She has been through so much & always conducts herself as a grounded & responsible human being... I admire her tremendously. Enjoyed this interview. Thank you!
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Great interview Katie with Sharon Stone... I've watched you on the news for years Katie and enjoyed your platform... I'm glad Sharon wrote and is coming out with her memoir because its literally therapy to tell her story to the masses... I have great sympathy and respect for Sharon's journey... I wish Sharon Stone the best... my prayers and support for her future endeavours... GOD Bless always... Noel
I never knew about her health challenges she has had. It's refreshing to see how grateful and humble she is with her experiences. She is so brave and talented.
Sharon, you are still gorgeous! What skin! And I'd given anything for your hair.
I am currently reading the book and I was amazed at how vulnerable Sharon allowed herself to be. She is an amazing woman. I'm so glad that she is in a good place. I think we have to stand up for ourselves with the medical profession. They have told me that my problems weren't as bad as they were and I insisted that there was a problem. It's a shame that women have to go through this but that is the reality.
We Black and Brown people are told they are faking it by people in the medical professional on the norm, so I can relate to not get appropriate medical care.
Sharon Stone speaks for real about things that are happening in real life.
I love her so much, her personality, inteligence and strenght. Her beauty is from insise first and then is she beautiful from outside.
For 25 years, doctors didn't take me seriously. They told me my problems were emotional (hysterical woman).
Finally I found a doctor who took me seriously and tested me based on my symptoms. He and 3 other doctors, including a Social Security physician, determined I had very severe physical illness. I got Social Securiy immediately. I struggled to work all that time.when I wasn't taken seriously. Pathetic!
I am so glad you found a doctor who cared enough to follow through. And what happened to you happens all the time. I had an encroached nerve in my neck that was so debilitating I lost the use of my arm and for 5 yrs while half the doctors were misdiagnosing my symptoms, the other half were implying it was all in my head until one doctor finally connected the dots. Some doctors unfortunately are still "practicing" medicine.
@@isabellind1292 I'm glad it worked-out okay for you. It seems like it's not easy to find good doctors. When doctors told me my problem was emotional, I even went to psych doctors who told me my problem wasn't emotional. I don't get it really. Perhaps they're lazy. They probably see women as hysterical.
@@roseannes335 Thank you. Yes, I think when a doctor dismisses you and chalks up your physical symptoms as being all in your head just because they can't diagnose what's wrong is essentially not living up the "Hippocratic Oath" they've taken when they became doctors.
And frankly, I'd rather have a doctor who cannot properly diagnose my symptoms refer me to another doctor. There's no shame in it and I'd rather have a doctor refer me for a second opinion than send me packing w/nothing but a "It's all psychosomatic...have a nice day"! 🙄🙄 Stay well!😊
@@isabellind1292 You are so right.
What was the illness?
loved, loved, loved this interview/video....half way threw Ms. Stone's book. Great job, Sharon. Great job, Katie.........
TThe amount of advertising in this interview was appalling.
Sometimes YT can communicate YT to adjust advertising. It's YT, not the person.
Agreed! I quit watching ..so frustrating.
I would love to see a collection of Sharon's short stories published, if they are not already out there.
Me too! Many others too, I'm sure. 😊
I'm the biggest Sharon Stone fan, love this interview, glad she's okay. Keep up the good work!!
I’m dealing with an injury and doctors keep treating me like it’s all in my head. It’s so frustrating.
Keep getting a second, third, fourth opinion
Wow this is such a nightmare that Sharon had gone through. I had a gallbladder attack at the age of 28 after my daughter was born. I got dismissed at first. I can not believe how horrible Sharon was treated while having a stroke. Thank God she is alive to talk about what happen to her today. Blessings Sharon ❤️
oh my god I got chills all over SHARON WE LOVE YOUUUUUUU
What a nice interview! Thank you very much. I love Sharon and admire her for her strength. I wish her all the best. Regards from Prague, the Czech Republic.
Hello Jitka how are you doing today ?
Very much enjoyed listening to both of these women. Wise Crones passing on their experiences about lessons learned and wisdom earned.
'Crones' tho Maureen!? :)
great interview...the # of ads is just annoying...ugh. The number of times the medical field dismisses womyn is outstanding....say they are faking it...ugh. Thanks for sharing such an intimate journey and being ASSERTIVE about living ones life
Sadly it's not just women
Sharon, the same thing happened to me at Scripps in La Jolla 19 years ago. They thought I was faking my gall bladder pain because I was too young and fit to be as sick as I was describing.
Yes. They thought I was trolling for drugs and wouldn't treat my bowel block until thank God the shift changed.
Hello Kellen how are you doing today ?
Sharon Stone is an amazing woman. Both of you are.
Fabulous Interview Sharon, and congratulations on your book and you look Fabulous🔥👌🏽
Thanks Sharon for your honesty! Since your book launch, you have been very busy, great book! I hope you will take time to rest and not get trapped into the business of other people's time schedules, because it could happen again if you don't protect and guard your time to rest. I am saying this because my mother passed away with this disease in the 80s. So I totally sympathise. It was not understood very much during the 80s either...as you said, women's health are being compromised due to the lack of study on this field...thanks again!
OMG! When I thought I couldn't love and admire Sharon Stone more, she says her dream role was/is Hamlet. Which is one of mine and a lot of people, even in this profession, just don't get.
What a great interview. Thanks to you both.
BRAVO for putting in such clear and unmistakable language
The most beautiful person ever for me! Inside and outside ..Merci!
I'm really sorry for Sharon that she was treated like this. Even her being famous didn't shelter her from it. :( ❤
Sharon caught a golden star; she really experienced the time of the greats!! It's priceless! What a facinating and stunning woman.
... and like she said: she worked hard and actually *listening* to the wisdom of those great accomplished actors. She was probably one of the few who listened.
Even the most beautiful people in the world aren’t exempted from life’s hardships.
Katie is such a wonderful interviewer. There is an intimacy - feel like I am sitting at the kitchen table with Katie and her interviewee.
She chooses such interesting people.
Another excellent interview.
What a wonderful interview. I so adore Sharon Stone. I had a subarachnoid Haemorrahage when I was 28 years of age. I too died on the table, had to learn to walk and talk again. I remember the pain. I got lucky, I was found on my floor by a female doctor who took me straight to the hospital. If it was not for her I would be dead today. So good to listen to Sharon and her story because it happens just like that.
The authenticity of Sharon Stone & her depth of being mindful, consciousness is so beautiful. Thank you for interviewing her Katie. Two amazing women having an in depth conversation. Sharon’s strength, courage, self-responsibility and resilience through that difficult time, she is a beacon of light, and an incredible teacher.
Oh my goodness. I can’t believe the doctor treated you so bad. Glad you are ok and telling your story. So many doctors haven’t taken me serious either.
She still looks good god bless.
Thanks for being a voice for us.
Hello how are you doing today ?
Hey Katie. If you talk to Sharon again like this, can you ask her about filming the movie Scissors she did in 1991 was like. It was not a huge success, but it is one of my favorite performances of her!
so interesting to see, how people in all walks of life are being treated similarly - lovely Sharon ( and Katie) Kiss
Sharon Stone is a great speaker I have enjoyed it very much!
It’s hard to believe doctors took so long to accurately diagnose her. I had a ruptured brain aneurysm 3 years ago and even though my symptoms were not as dramatic as hers, my doctors quickly diagnosed my condition and fixed the bleeding aneurysm.
This first time I saw her in a movie I was struck thinking this is a smart woman with so much charisma. She is going far- a star quality.
Sharon stone ,one of the beautiful,strong and incredible woman i have ever seen.
We love you Sharon not for a particular movie but being a beautiful soul, voice and acting skills you have.
We admired you in 90's and we still do.
You are an inspiration and a fighter.
There is still alot you can contribute to Hollywood, we believe that.
I wish you for better health.
Thanks admin for having her interview.She is an inspiration and a beautiful woman.
Thank you😊
Katie, I’m really enjoying your interviews.
I had gallbladder issues with stones when I was 11 years old so it doesn't matter how old you are, you can have problems.
I had gallbladder issues from a young age as well. Doctors refused to even test my gallbladder. When I was 26 a doctor finally did and I had it removed.
@@conniescher3359, I was lucky...I had my last attack on a Friday and was in hospital on the following Monday. That was 53 years ago now...seems to me the doctors were better back then.
I think Katie is in love with Sharon
A wonderful women with a wonderful soul! ❤️
Sharon Stone brings so much to the table. Her stamina and what looks to be a very full recovery makes her an ever more compelling figure and artist. For Hollywood to dump women due to age or refusal to be sexually harassed is doing itself such damage. Let the artist produce her art, and please get rid of this age/sex nonsense it is destroying the film industry, and wasting talent.
Love Sharon Stone 💙
Fantastic discussion! Nice to identify with the wonder, gratitude and wisdom of your experiences! Thanks ladies!
Why do I like Sharon Stone, is it that she went crazy and is vulnerable and tough? resilient.. Maybe because she's not Glen Close from Fatal Attraction but Basic Instincts, both with Michael Douglas.
Sharon is a brilliant and beautiful example of the Wisdom comes with Age!🌷💜
Sharon Stone is the most beautiful and most charming women in the world..her sunny smile , her appearance is disarming every men...I like Sharon, i adore Sharon..greeting for her.
Love you Sharon Stone, you are a hero to me. I have loved your work, and your strong feminine power I see in you. Thank you Katie for this interview. I love Francis McDormand also, and you as well Katie. Women are rising to power, and it will be soon that we will turn this world around. Stay strong, brave and continue becoming empowered. Much love to you all.
Hi Sharon you’r beautiful ❤️
Hello Nina how are you doing today ?
@@walternicolas6927 Hi Walter. I’m doing great. Thank you.
@@ninasaydam4481 Ohh that's nice, So where are you from if i may ask?
@@walternicolas6927 I’m in NY 🗽
@@ninasaydam4481 ohh that's nice, well im from Poland but live here in Cleveland Ohio. So how is the weather over there?
You two are class acts. Plain and simple.
Thank you! Пробую вспомнить английский язык по такому диалогу с Шарон Стоун. Многим актриса запомнилась по роли в "Основном инстинкте". Не могу сказать, что взрослым женщинам эта тема очень нужна, но растут наши подростки и говорить с ними о том, что хорошо, а что плохо, наверное, важно.
It's so good seeing you Sharon! Katie, I love your video's!
CB says God bless you Sharon Stone.
I believe what happened to Sharon was that she had a vertebralis dissection, a damaged or a tear to the artery behind her neck. This happens when someone falls down and hits their neck or any accident involving head or neck trauma. Thats a lesson learned that you always have to seek medical help when having stroke symptoms. Plus, dont self diagnose youself by taking aspirin as this will worsen the brain bleed.
Holy smokes Sharon Stone is a gorgeous, radiant woman!!!!
Sharon Stone, you are so fantastic! Love your work. Love your determination. Love your strength. Love your heart....
That was fantastic. Thank you both. I just turned 68 and retired. You are inspi
You are such an inspiration, both of you!
Way to go, ladies.. great interview.
Ms.Stone should be the role model for every stroke survivor. She is so coherent & clinical in her thinking & approach. She proves beyond doubt that even after a stroke you can come back to a normal life. I believe this fight is also a feather in her cap besides her acting.
Love me some classy Sharon Stone! 💛🥂
Inspiring for all of us to keep learning and growing. Katie thanks for keeping us always thinking of "what can i do?" I appreciate your content with interviews like this to keep us on our toes! It gives me confidence in taking chances no matter why we "shouldn't do it". Yay! Maybe i should.....fill in the blank! Gonna do that!
Great interview!
Sharon Stone🌹🌼☘️
Great podcast. I learned so much. Thank you to both of these strong women!
Same here. Treated with complete disregard despite, labs, visible physical effects, near death.
Western doctors don't bother to look at the body as a Whole, or take into account how gender & family history affect the body, as a Whole.
It's really insane. I wish there was a Medicale Care Movement that We, as Women, could actively & Effectively create Real Change in Healthcare for Women.
Hi Katie, this would have deserved a thumbs up but there was an ad every 3 minutes 🤔
Agreed very annoying
Fantastic interview! Thanks to both of you beautiful ladies