United States v. Barker Steel Co.

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• noting that ALJ properly considered that claimant was able to care for her grandchildren, socialize with family, and care for herself
• affirming an ALJ’s decision to discredit a plaintiff’s credibility, in part, because “the [p]laintiff’s failure to seek followup treatment for alleged physical ailments contradicted his claims of total disability and severe symptoms.”
• “It is within the province of the ALJ to weigh conflicting evidence in the record and credit that which is more persuasive and consistent with the record as a whole.”

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