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Sharon Stone on Starting Over After Being "Burned to the Ground"

Season 4 Episode 409
Aired on 07/27/2014 | CC
Actress Sharon Stone says that in 2001 she was knocked over with a pain so severe that she felt as if she had been shot in the head. After surviving her brain aneurysm, Sharon had to relearn how to walk, talk, hear and write—losing her career, marriage and custody of her child in the process. "I was burned to the ground," Sharon says. Though it was a dark period in her life, find out why Sharon says that starting over actually made her life richer.

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