I heard a story this morning on the radio about TBI and Community College. Coastal Carolina Community College, near camp Lejeune, held an event to encourage students with TBI to get help. According to one University official, many of those injured, returning soldiers, are reluctant to seek help or assistance as students at the college. I thought this story was interesting on a couple of levels. First, the results of TBI can be subtle. Some people may just need extra time on a test or help from a note taker. Second, like so many things in mental health, there seems to be a stigma attached to TBI. At least, there is in the mind of those who suffer a reluctance to seek help.