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Can someone who experienced a mild tbi (traumatic brain injury) join the military?
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Depends: Usually most patients with a mild tbi make a full recovery. Whether or not they may join the military and in what capacity depends on whether there are any residual neurological deficits that would impede their ability to serve.
Answered 5/12/2016
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