Luster v. Astrue

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Angela Luster applied for Supplemental Security Income benefits, claiming that since December 5, 2003, she has not been able to work because of depression, high blood pressure, Hepatitis C, a bone disease, and pain. An administrative law judge found that although Luster has a severe combination of impairments, her residual functional capacity allows for light work. Accordingly, the ALJ determined that Luster was not disabled. The district court upheld the ALJ’s determination. On appeal, Luster argues that the ALJ should have given controlling weight to her treating physician who opined…