Carrie Andrews v. Carolyn W. Colvin

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• holding that the ALJ properly gave little weight to a treating physician’s opinion that was inconsistent with treatment notes indicating that the claimant’s pain was adequately controlled with medication
• holding that the ALJ properly gave little weight to a treating physician’s opinion that was inconsistent with treatment notes indicating that the claimant’s pain was adequately controlled with medication
• holding that the ALJ properly gave little weight to a treating physician’s opinion that was inconsistent with treatment notes indicating that the claimant’s pain was adequately controlled with medication
• finding that a fibromyalgia sufferer’s daily activities, in conjunction with other inconsistencies with the record, detracted from her claims regarding her subjective allegations
• finding that a fibromyalgia sufferer’s daily activities, in conjunction with other inconsistencies with the record, detracted from her persuasiveness
• a plaintiff’s “subjective allegations of pain may be discounted by the ALJ if the evidence as a whole is inconsistent with the claimant’s testimony”

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