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HOLLYWOOD powerhouse Sharon Stone has told how she nearly didnt make it as an actress as she came close to death TWICE as a youngster.The Golden Globe winner has been struck by lightning and suffered a freak accident aged 14 when she was throttled by a washing line.13Sharon Stone is one of Hollywoods most recognisable stars, but she nearly didnt make it as an actress as she came close to death twice as a youngsterCredit: Kobal Co llection - ShutterstockIncredibly, Sharon, 62 鈥?whose leg-uncrossing scene in 1992 thriller Basic Instinct is one of the most iconic ever 鈥?almost died a third time when she suffered a stroke in 2001.The actress, who grew up on a smallholding in the US state of Pennsylvania, said: Ive had a lot of things, its crazy. I had my neck cut to a sixteenth of an inch from my jugular vein when I was 14 on a clothesline. Ive been hit by lightning and, wow, that was really intense.13Sharon Stone made the most of her lucky escapes to become a famous actressCredit: Getty Images - Getty13Sharon Stones leg uncrossing scene in Basic Instinct is iconic to this dayCredit: Rex Features I was at home, we had our own well. I was filling up the iron with water and I had my hand on the tap. The well got hit by lightning and it came up through the water. I was indoors and I got picked up and thrown across the kitchen and hit the refrigerator. Thankfully my mum belted me round the face and brought me to. Its like, How am I going to die next time Probably Myqk His life mattered : Island family waits for answers 4 years after little boy s death
Any young woman who fancied zooming across the sea in a Zodiac or doing a spot of deep sea diving 鈥?as part of her job 鈥?can get a taste of the action.The Achieve Anything Foundation, in partnership with the Canadian Coast Guard , hosts a free event aimed at girls and women aged over 14 years old, on March 23.As part of the Achieve Anything Foundations Operation: This is you! initiative, females are invited to apply to take part in the Canadian Coast Guard - SAR, Science and Environmental Response at Sea event, that runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.RELATED: Greater Victoria hosts 40 agencies in major search and rescue exerciseFun, hands-on activities are promised, including input from a number of experts and government agencies, including the Canadian Coast Guard Search and Rescue team and the Canadian Hydrographic Service. A tour of CCGS Tanu is also included in the experience.Like all Achieve Anything experiences, the event is free.President Kirsten Brazier, herself an experienced aviator, explains how the foundation has grown since they held their first event encouraging girls to consider a career in aviation. We support women in whatever they want to do. Our events have evolved into aviation, aerospace, marine and defence, she said. We dont have an upper age limit to our events as people change career three to five times in their lifetime. It doesnt matter if someone is young or already a bank teller or a teacher, who might be inspired to change. Achieve Anything is a group that a
HOLLYWOOD powerhouse Sharon Stone has told how she nearly didnt make it as an actress as she came close to death TWICE as a youngster.The Golden Globe winner has been struck by lightning and suffered a freak accident aged 14 when she was throttled by a washing line.13Sharon Stone is one of Hollywoods most recognisable stars, but she nearly didnt make it as an actress as she came close to death twice as a youngsterCredit: Kobal Co llection - ShutterstockIncredibly, Sharon, 62 鈥?whose leg-uncrossing scene in 1992 thriller Basic Instinct is one of the most iconic ever 鈥?almost died a third time when she suffered a stroke in 2001.The actress, who grew up on a smallholding in the US state of Pennsylvania, said: Ive had a lot of things, its crazy. I had my neck cut to a sixteenth of an inch from my jugular vein when I was 14 on a clothesline. Ive been hit by lightning and, wow, that was really intense.13Sharon Stone made the most of her lucky escapes to become a famous actressCredit: Getty Images - Getty13Sharon Stones leg uncrossing scene in Basic Instinct is iconic to this dayCredit: Rex Features I was at home, we had our own well. I was filling up the iron with water and I had my hand on the tap. The well got hit by lightning and it came up through the water. I was indoors and I got picked up and thrown across the kitchen and hit the refrigerator. Thankfully my mum belted me round the face and brought me to. Its like, How am I going to die next time Probably Myqk His life mattered : Island family waits for answers 4 years after little boy s death
Any young woman who fancied zooming across the sea in a Zodiac or doing a spot of deep sea diving 鈥?as part of her job 鈥?can get a taste of the action.The Achieve Anything Foundation, in partnership with the Canadian Coast Guard , hosts a free event aimed at girls and women aged over 14 years old, on March 23.As part of the Achieve Anything Foundations Operation: This is you! initiative, females are invited to apply to take part in the Canadian Coast Guard - SAR, Science and Environmental Response at Sea event, that runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.RELATED: Greater Victoria hosts 40 agencies in major search and rescue exerciseFun, hands-on activities are promised, including input from a number of experts and government agencies, including the Canadian Coast Guard Search and Rescue team and the Canadian Hydrographic Service. A tour of CCGS Tanu is also included in the experience.Like all Achieve Anything experiences, the event is free.President Kirsten Brazier, herself an experienced aviator, explains how the foundation has grown since they held their first event encouraging girls to consider a career in aviation. We support women in whatever they want to do. Our events have evolved into aviation, aerospace, marine and defence, she said. We dont have an upper age limit to our events as people change career three to five times in their lifetime. It doesnt matter if someone is young or already a bank teller or a teacher, who might be inspired to change. Achieve Anything is a group that a
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