Kwon v. Billington

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• rejecting adverse finding regarding symptom claims premised on the absence of significant pain therapy where the claimant took prescription pain medications including narcotic analgesics
• rejecting adverse credibility determination premised on the absence of significant pain therapy where the claimant took prescription pain medications including Methocarbomal and the narcotic analgesics Roxicet and Valium
• finding error where the ALJ discounted the 2 plaintiff’s testimony based on a lack of significant pain therapy, when the plaintiff had been 3 prescribed opioid medications
• physician’s treatment notes contained 2 objective findings that supported her opinion

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