Cindy Ponder v. Carolyn W. Colvin

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• holding proper the ALJ considered the fact that no physician-imposed work restrictions during the time period relevant to Plaintiff’s claim
• holding the claimant’s ability to perform light housework, wash dishes, handle money, leave her house, shop for groceries, watch TV, attend church, and visit family undermined her assertion of total disability
• holding the claimant’s ability to perform light housework, wash dishes, handle money, leave her house, shop for groceries, watch TV, attend church, and visit family undermined her assertion of total disability
• finding that claimant’s ability to perform light housework, wash dishes, cook, do laundry, handle money, go out alone, visit her family, and go to church undermined her assertion of total disability
• holding the claimant’s ability to perform light housework, wash dishes, handle money, leave her house, shop for groceries, watch TV, attend church, and visit family undermined her assertion of total disability
• stating the ALJ may properly consider the fact that no physicians issued work restrictions in determining whether the plaintiff can work

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