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Claimant reports the following sever emotional complaints: depression, anhedonia, low self- esteem, isolative, withdrawn, isolated, feeling hopeless and helpless. She reports having difficulty concentrating, organizing and difficulty completing daily activities. She reports feeling numb, handicapped, nervous, irritable and confused throughout the day. She reports experiencing significantly impaired memory, intellectual functioning and decision making. Claimant reports feeling anxious, frustrated and has lost interest in most of the activities. She reports feeling worthless in all aspects of her life: family, intimate relationship and social environment. Claimant reports experiencing daily panic attacks, ruminative thinking and excessive

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