· 3/9/2001
Donna L. Gowell v. Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner, Social Security Administration
Citations
- 242 F.3d 793
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 3537
- 2001 WL 228143
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- concluding that failure to seek psychiatric treatment, coupled with extensive work history, supported finding that claimant's alleged depression was not a severe impairment
- holding that lack of evidence of ongoing counseling or psychiatric treatment for depression weighs against Plaintiff’s claim of disability
- holding that lack of evidence of ongoing counseling or psychiatric treatment for depression weighs against plaintiff’s claim of disability
- holding that lack of evidence of ongoing counseling or psychiatric treatment for depression weighs against Plaintiff’s claim of disability
- holding that lack of evidence of ongoing counseling or psychiatric treatment for depression weighs against plaintiff’s claim of disability
- holding that lack of evidence of ongoing counseling or psychiatric treatment for depression weighs against plaintiff’s claim of disability
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Judges: Wollman, Arnold, Hansen
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