Brenda Mitze v. Carolyn Colvin

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• noting that ALJ had not denied that claimant was in pain but instead “didn’t believe that the pain was severe enough to disable her to the extent she claimed”
• finding that turning down other treatment options is “another reason to think she may have been exaggerating her symptoms”
• noting that ALJ had not denied that claimant was in pain but instead “didn’t believe that the pain was severe enough to disable her to the extent she claimed”
• finding ALJ permissibly considered travel among activities that undermined claimant’s subjective complaints
• \[Plaintiff] turned down other treatment options as well-still another reason to think she may have been exaggerating her symptoms.\
• claimant’s decision to “turn[] down other treatment options [is] another reason to think she may have been exaggerating her symptoms”

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