State v. Fretwell

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• finding that plaintiff’s statements regarding the intensity and limiting effects of her symptoms are inconsistent with her prior statements, actions, and medical evidence
• ALJ properly considered plaintiff’s ability to care for children, prepare meals with help, do laundry, do light housework and grocery shop in assessing plaintiff’s subjective complaints
• lack of treatment for various symptoms and lack of limitations or remarkable findings by doctors of such symptoms supported an allocation of less weight to plaintiff’s testimony regarding severity of impairments

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