Kenneth C. Tennant v. Kenneth S. Apfel, Commissioner of Social Security Administration

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• discrediting Plaintiff’s subjective complaints based on absence of physician-ordered limitations and the lack of objective medical evidence is proper
• discrediting Plaintiff’s subjective complaints based on absence of physician-ordered limitations and the lack of objective medical evidence is proper
• “Although fibromyalgia can cause joint pain and fatigue, the issue before the ALJ was the severity of Plaintiff’s fibromyalgia-related symptoms.”
• part-time college attendance inconsistent with allegations of disabling pain and fatigue
• “It was proper for the District Court to consider Plaintiff’s part-time college attendance, as carrying 17 credit hours of chiropractic classes while maintaining a C average appears inconsistent with allegedly disabling joint pain and fatigue.”
• part-time college attendance inconsistent with allegations of disabling pain and fatigue

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