Shideler v. Astrue

Dist. Ct. did not err in affirming final decision of Social Security Commissioner that denied claimant's application for SSDI benefits based on his diagnosis of "brittle bone disease." Claimant's medical records did not substantiate his testimony regarding his limitations during relevant time, and ALJ could rely on vocational expert's testimony indicating existence of sedentary jobs that were available to someone with claimant's condition.