John L. Richardson v. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
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Claimant brought an action to review administrative denial of his application for disability insurance benefits under the social security act. The district court affirmed and claimant appealed,.
In a written decision, the hearing examiner found that claimant’s hernia is a remediable condition, noting that an operation was available to claimant, who is an inmate of a penal institution, but that claimant can see no point in having the operation.
With respect to numerous other complaints of claimant, the hearing examiner found they were not medically determinable impairments. Conceding that claimant does have some impairments, the hearing examiner found that claimant had not established they were of such severity as to preclude him from engaging in any substantial gainful activity.
[543]*543The record, in our opinion, sufficiently supports the administrative findings and decision. The judgment is
Affirmed.
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