Michelle Johnson v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Commissioner of Social Security

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• holding that ALJ has “solid grounds” for disbelieving a claimant who fails to receive active treatment or therapy, or use prescription pain medicine
• holding that an ALJ \cannot disbelieve [a claimant's] testimony solely because it seems in excess of the 'objective' medical testimony\
• holding that an ALJ \cannot disbelieve [a claimant's] testimony solely because it seems in excess of the 'objective' medical testimony\
• holding that an ALJ \cannot disbelieve [a claimant's] testimony solely because it seems in excess of the 'objective' medical testimony\
• holding that an ALJ \cannot disbelieve [a claimant's] testimony solely because it seems in excess of the 'objective' medical testimony\
• holding that an ALJ \cannot disbelieve [a claimant's] testimony solely because it seems in excess of the 'objective' medical testimony\

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