Administrative – Social Security – Disability – Subjective Pain Complaints – Daily Activities (access required)

In this social security disability case, the administrative law judge erred by disregarding the claimant’s statements about her abdominal pain because the ALJ could not find an objective medical explanation for the intensity of her pain. The ALJ also erred by discrediting the claimant’s assertions of disabling pain based largely on her ability to perform ...

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Administrative – Social Security – Disability – Subjective Pain Complaints – Daily Activities

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