Sharon Stone Reveals What She Wished Her Mom Said Before Death

ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA Sharon Stone is opening up about one of the most heartbreaking moments she shared with her mother before her death. The actress reflected on her mother’s final days and the emotional burden of trying to offer comfort instead of honesty.  Now, Sharon Stone is sharing why she chose not to grant her mother’s final request and the words she wishes she had heard before saying goodbye. Sharon Stone Breaks Silence On Emotional Final Moment With Her Mom Papadakis Press/MEGA Stone recalled that her mother’s final hours became an emotional turning point as she struggled to let go. Speaking on All There Is Live with Anderson Cooper, the actress said Dorothy fought death for hours while receiving hospice care at home, leaving her to realize that her own presence was keeping her mother alive. The actress said she left the room because she believed her mother could only die peacefully if she “let her go.” Although she desperately wanted to hear words like “I’m proud of you,” “I love you,” or “I’m sorry,” she accepted that those words would never come.  Dorothy passed away, and Stone said she knew that taking time to step away had provided her mom with the peace she deserved when she left this world. Later, she would share that, during her time in hospice, her mother treated her like a caregiver rather than a daughter, revealing childhood traumas when they were alone together. The Childhood Wounds That Never Fully Healed Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency/MEGA As reported by PEOPLE , the “Basic Instinct” actress reflected on the years her parents spent living with her while her father battled a terminal illness. Looking back, she said she believes the arrangement may have deeply affected her late mother, Dorothy. According to the actress, moving into her daughter’s home may have left Dorothy feeling “internally incompetent,” something she believes fueled much of the anger and emotional distance that shaped their relationship. Instead, she tried to make her mother feel stronger by giving her everything she thought she needed, but later realized it may have done more harm than good.  The actress said she sometimes “overhelped” relatives, inadvertently leaving them feeling so dependent that they were “frustrated” and “angry all the time. She also created a comfortable, hospital-like environment for her father’s final days in the guest house. Even so, their relationship was never quite harmonious, and the words she hoped would come never did. Sharon Stone Opens Up About Family Abuse That Shaped Her Life Lisa OConnor/ AFF-USA.COM / MEGA Stone brings up disturbing truths in her memoir, “The Beauty of Living Twice.” The actress, as reported earlier by The Blast , has stated that her grandfather allegedly took advantage of many generations of women in her family, causing emotional t