What the American Stroke Association TV commercial - When I Was 6 is about.

The American Stroke Association's TV spot, "When I Was 6" features NBA star Paul George sharing a personal story about his childhood and the impact that stroke had on his family. In the emotional ad, George talks about how his mother had a stroke when he was just six years old, and how this affected her ability to be present in his childhood.

The ad starts with a young Paul playing basketball in the backyard with his mother, and then we see her collapse on the court. Paul describes the moment when he realized something was wrong, and how his family was forced to make sacrifices to care for his mother.

George goes on to share how his mother's stroke motivated him to become a basketball player and how she continues to be an inspiration to him. The ad ends with a message urging viewers to support the American Stroke Association in their mission to prevent stroke and to help those affected by it.

The "When I Was 6" ad is a powerful reminder of the devastating impact that stroke can have on individuals and their families. Through Paul George's personal story, the American Stroke Association aims to raise awareness about the importance of stroke prevention and care. By supporting the association's efforts, we can all help to make a difference and reduce the impact of stroke on communities across the country.

American Stroke Association TV commercial - When I Was 6 produced for American Heart Association was first shown on television on May 12, 2015.