Jesse DELROSA, Appellant, v. Louis W. SULLIVAN, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Appellee

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• remanding because ALJ rejected medical diagnosis of mental disorder and suggesting the ALJ “consider the aggravating factor posed by the possibility that [claimant]’s perception of pain is exacerbated by his psychological impairment”
• noting ALJ may not refuse to accept “psychological overtones” of examining physicians’ diagnoses
• improper for ALJ to substitute his \own unsubstantiated conclusions\ regarding claimant's medical condition for that of the treating physician
• improper for ALJ to substitute his “own unsubstantiated conclusions” regarding claimant’s medical condition for that of the treating physician
• \an applicant need not be completely bedridden . . . to be considered disabled.\

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