Tammy GRAHAM, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Kenneth APFEL, Commissioner of Social Security Administration, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that the plaintiff’s ability to perform light work was properly found based on medical history and plaintiff’s testimony
• holding that the plaintiff’s ability to perform light work was properly found based on medical history and plaintiff’s testimony
• holding that claimant must demonstrate that alleged evidentiary gaps in the record resulted in prejudice to warrant a remand to the Secretary
• holding that the plaintiff’s ability to perform light work was properly found based on medical history and plaintiff’s testimony
• holding that the Plaintiff “failed to demonstrate evidentiary gaps in the record [resulting] in prejudice” where nothing in the record suggests additional medical records might be gathered or that there is “an undeveloped avenue of inquiry
• stating that the claimant must show some prejudice before a court will order a remand to the Commissioner for further development of the record

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