Shirley Hutsell v. Larry G. Massanari, 1

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• concluding that a report that a patient is \doing well\ in the context of a treatment program has \no necessary relation to a claimant's ability to work\
• concluding that a report that a patient is “doing well” in the context of a treatment program has “no necessary relation to a claimant’s ability to work”
• holding that an ALJ’s RFC determination must be supported by some medical evidence from a medical professional
• concluding that a report that a patient is “doing well” in the context of a treatment program has “no necessary relation to a claimant's ability to work”
• finding that cooking, cleaning, watching TV, and shopping for groceries are minimal daily activities consistent with chronic mental disability
• finding that cooking, cleaning, watching TV, and shopping for groceries are minimal daily activities consistent with chronic mental disability

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