K. Leeman v. Commissioner of Social Securit

KETHLEDGE, Circuit Judge.

In February 2005, K. Leeman’s parents took him to see a psychologist. They reported that Leeman was an aggressive six-year-old with a history of hyperactivity and poor academic performance. The psychologist referred Leeman to Dr. Sarabjit Tokhie for long-term therapy. Dr. Tokhie diagnosed Leeman with attention deficit disorder and oppositional defiant disorder. Around the same time, Leeman’s parents filed an application for disability benefits.

School records for the following years reveal problems completing assignments, staying organized, socializing, and behaving.…