Rita's words are powerful.
Rita Wilson has a powerful message to share with women battling cancer.
Nearly two months after revealing she had been diagnosed with breast cancer and undergone a double mastectomy, the 58-year-old actress spoke to ET at the 2015 Tony Awards on Sunday and gave a message to women who are currently fighting their own battle.
"I just want to say that my thoughts are with you, and I know that it... it's a truck that hits you, but I'm telling you, you'll get through it," she said. "It's a day at a time, and I pray for you, and I know -- I've been there. It will be good."
WATCH: Celebs React to Rita Wilson's Cancer Reveal
When ET caught up with Wilson's stepson Colin Hanks at CBS Upfronts in May, he gave an update on her health and happily said she is cancer-free.
Meanwhile, Wilson returned to the Broadway play Fish in the Dark in May after taking a leave of absence to address her health concerns.
NEWS: Rita Wilson Sweetly Thanks Her Husband for His Support
Colin also shared how proud he was of his stepmom's performances, saying she "is absolutely slaying them every night over at Fish in the Dark."