AceShowbiz - Actress Sharon Stone shared her journey of resilience and the message she would give to her younger self. In a new interview with BBC, the 66-year-old "Basic Instinct" star said that she wanted to tell her younger self, "You're going to make it."

Twenty-three years ago, Stone faced a life-changing brain hemorrhage that left her with a 1% chance of survival. Despite the challenges of relearning how to walk and talk, she persevered and emerged from the ordeal a survivor. Stone acknowledged other battles she has faced, including financial troubles and a custody battle.

"It's been that long and it's OK... it's over... everybody made it to shore," she said, reflecting on the past.

Beyond acting, Stone has made a significant impact as a humanitarian and artist. She has raised funds for HIV/AIDS research and has been recognized for her contributions to social justice and peace. In a new chapter, she has found success as a painter, creating bold and impressionistic works of art.

Despite her experiences, Stone remains optimistic and resilient. "We can choose to bitch and moan or we can choose joy - I think you have to just keep choosing joy," she said. "Stay present. You fell down. Get up. Someone pushed you down. Now they want to help you up. Let them."

As a Global Citizen of the Year and one of BBC's 100 Women, Stone continues to inspire and motivate others. Her story is a testament to the human capacity for resilience,reinvention, and the transformative power of choice.