Edythe WEETMAN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Louis J. SULLIVAN, Defendant-Appellee

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• medical report is “less persuasive since it was obtained by [claimant] only after 16 the ALJ issued an adverse determination”
• “‘Any deterioration in her condition subsequent to the period of eligibility is, of 8 course, irrelevant.’”
• a doctor’s opinion may be rejected 20 where it is inconsistent with the doctor’s own treatment notes
• a 22 doctor’s opinion may be rejected where it is inconsistent with the doctor’s own treatment 23 notes
• “Dr. Bonneau’s opinion is all the less persuasive since it was obtained 10 by Appellant only after the ALJ issued an adverse determination”
• “[T]he reviewing court 18 must ‘look at the record as a whole and not merely at the evidence lending support 19 to a finding.’” (internal citation omitted)

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