Hackett V. Barnhart

Plaintiff Elizabeth Hackett appeals from an order of the district court affirming the Commissioners decision to deny her application for Social Security disability benefits. Plaintiff is a college graduate who has past relevant experience as a checker/cashier, a director of occupational therapy, a program coordinator for an acute-care hospital, an occupational therapist, a wedding coordinator, and a life-care instructor in a group home. At the time her alleged disability began, she was 31 years old. She claims her disability is due to "bilateral (RSD) reflex sympathetic dystrophy, right tenosyn[o]vitis, limited range of motion, upper back pain, depression and migraines." Aplt. App., Vol. II at 103.