Hayden v. Barnhart

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• finding that the ALJ committed reversible error, when he failed to address the plaintiff’s claims of disabling headaches in his decision, and where the claims were not inconsistent with the objective medical evidence
• finding that the ALJ committed reversible error, when he failed to address the plaintiff’s claims of disabling headaches in his decision, and where the claims were not inconsistent with the objective medical evidence

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