Stefania Harris v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Commissioner, Social Security Administration

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• explaining that the need to lie down is a medical question requiring medical evidence and noting that the record did not contain evidence to support that need
• finding whether there is a need to lie down is a medical question requiring medical evidence; record did not contain any evidence that medical condition required claimant to lie down for hours each day
• finding whether there is a need to lie down is a medical question requiring medical evidence; record did not contain any evidence that medical condition required claimant to lie down for hours each day
• the ALJ must find at step five that claimant is \capable of performing work that exists in significant numbers within the regional and national economies.\
• “It was also not unreasonable for the ALJ to note that [the plaintiff's] daily activities, including part-time work...were inconsistent with her claim of disabling pain”
• not unreasonable for ALJ to note that claimant’s part-time work was inconsistent with claims of disabling pain

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