Ruth A. BAUMGARTEN, Appellant, v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security, Appellee

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• making bed, preparing food, performing light housekeeping, grocery shopping, and visiting friends not substantial evidence claimant could perform competitive work
• claimant \need not prove her pain precludes all productive activity and confines her to a life in front of the television\
• “We have repeatedly held . . . that the ‘ability to do activities such as light housework and visiting with friends provides little or no support for the finding that a claimant can perform full-time competitive work.’”

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