Sharon Stone says she has cheated death three times and is lucky to be alive

Sharon Stone has revealed how she cheated death three times after being struck by lightning, throttled and suffering a stroke. In conversation: Sharon recently took part in an emotional conversation with Syrian refugee and doctor, Dr. Heval Kelli about the effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic on refugees and society's most vulnerable Sharon's conversation for the series was with Dr. Kelli, a Syrian refugee turned doctor and activist saving lives in Atlanta. Explaining how there are 70 million displaced refugees in the world, Dr. Kelli told Sharon: 'There is a sentiment of "we don't want refugees in America" but I was that refugee. Emotional: Sharon and Dr. Kelli were speaking as part of the Liberatum initative Lifesaving Conversations, which aims to shine a light on extraordinary human beings on the frontline 'During this time, one third of the doctors in America are immigrants or refugees,' he continued, describing his and his doctor wife's work with community leaders on educating them on what 'the simple terms of COVID is.' Extraordinary life: Sharon's conversation for the series was with Dr Heval Kelli, a Syrian refugee and doctor saving lives in Atlanta Saving lives: Sharon broke down in tears as Dr. Kelli described his early life as a refugee, when he was forced to flee Syria as a child, live in refugee camps in Germany before coming to the US within weeks of 9/11.