Mary Todd v. Margaret M. Heckler, Secretary of Health and Human Services

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• explaining that \pain alone may be disabling\ and that it is improper for an ALJ to require objective medical evidence to support a claim of disabling pain
• explaining that pain alone may be disabling and that it is improper for an ALJ to require objective medical evidence to support a claim of disabling pain
• explaining that pain alone may be disabling and that it is improper for an ALJ to require objective medical evidence to support 5 In its response, the defendant claims Scott did not challenge the ALJ’s findings related to Scott’s physical impairments. (Doc. 16 at 10 n.6

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