Willie M. FREEMAN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Margaret M. HECKLER, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

■ In this appeal we reverse the termination of disability insurance and Supplemental Security Income disability benefits because the Secretary’s determination is not supported by substantial evidence.

The SSA determined that Freeman was disabled due to malnutrition, peptic ulcer by history and pancreatitis by history. 2 Rec. at 67. The agency re-evaluated Freeman’s condition in 1981, concluded that she was no longer disabled, and terminated her benefits. Id. at 68-70, 93. In its report, the SSA diagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and lumbar disc syndrome. Id. at 93.

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