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A Marine veteran’s journey reveals how traumatic brain injuries from Iraq can linger for years, often dismissed as “mild” — but with lasting effects like dizziness and memory loss. Fueled by military culture that discourages admitting weakness, many service members push through pain until symptoms finally connect to TBI. As blast injuries evolve and diagnosis lags, advocates push for better screening, treatment, and accountability — because invisible wounds demand visible care.

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