Porter v. Anderson & Wainman

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• concluding the claimant’s difficulty with simple calculations and serial 3s 5 “Objective medical evidence means signs, laboratory findings, or both.” 20 C.F.R. § 416.902(k); see also id. at § 416.902(g) (defining laboratory findings); id. at § 416.902(l) (defining signs
• “Plaintiffs COPD also meets the [ ] requirement of a physical impairment imposing an additional and significant work-related limitation, as it was found severe at step two”

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