Sharon Stone

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292 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 25 Jun

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All There Is with Anderson Cooper · Sharon Stone's Complicated Grief · 25 Jun 2026 podcast

Of course, I don't know everything, and it's okay for me to feel free from my mom, free from her trauma now that she's gone, and to feel growth from her passing.

People often think that's a bad thing.

that you're not allowed to have these feelings, any positive feelings, from death or dying.

But in fact, there can be a lot of positive feelings, particularly when you care for someone who's dying over a long period of time.

The caregiver can just be worn to pieces, and the relief a caregiver can feel when that is over is enormous.

Yes, because if you have been abused by someone or even if someone has not stepped in and stopped abuse—

or if someone who is meant to be your protector did not protect you.

There are many complicated reasons why people can feel relief when someone passes.

And culturally, we don't have a lot of allowance for mixed feelings about these kind of things.

We're all supposed to have these pre-prescribed feelings where everybody feels terrific when you feel miserable.

Yeah.

And it's okay to have every feeling you might have.

And it's okay to feel relieved by that pressure leaving.

Yes.

because he was an abuser who abused my mom and did everything he could possibly do to get near us to be abusive of us.

And he was not a grandfather, he was a creature that we tried to avoid at all cost.

And so when he died, and I was, I think, 14 and my sister was 11, and we went to this funeral,

and the coffin and all these folding chairs, and no one sat down.

Everyone gathered in the back in these little tight clusters, which was also very peculiar because people usually kind of meander in, sit down, talk.

There's a kind of usually a gentle caring and a handholding and a thoughtfulness at a funeral.

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