Investigation into Health Claims and Regulatory Violations
Case 13/07/26Posts 14Videos 17Total 31
Assessment
Overview
The individual claims multiple CT scans for health issues, but evidence shows inconsistent and unverified medical claims, and Carrie-Anne Ridsdale (Carrie), who presents publicly as Jayne Price's conduct includes serious regulatory violations and unsubstantiated personal allegations.
Early in 2023, Carrie publicly stated they were returning to Ystrad Hospital for a CT scan after an incident involving Ian Smith's sister-in-law, indicating ongoing health concerns. This claim was corroborated by a Facebook post from May 2023, where they explicitly mentioned returning for a scan. Throughout 2023 and into 2025, Carrie repeatedly referenced scheduled or completed CT scans, including pelvis and abdominal scans, with several posts and videos confirming ongoing medical procedures. In August 2025, Carrie described having a CT scan and expressed concern about the contrast, with subsequent reports indicating no cancer was found in the bowel, and a need for further scans in three months. These claims were supported by multiple sources, including a post stating they were waiting on an updated scan and scheduled for another in November 2025 to check on a tumour. Carrie-Anne Ridsdale also publicly discussed specific findings such as panniculitis and a cyst on the kidney, and an enlarged mesenteric lymph node, with some reports suggesting ongoing monitoring and additional scans scheduled. Despite these repeated health-related claims, Carrie's conduct includes serious regulatory violations, such as operating premises in breach of fire safety notices, storing personal data unlawfully, and misrepresenting organisational status as a registered charity when none exists. Carrie's own admissions and evidence show a pattern of unverified and inconsistent health claims, often lacking corroboration from medical records or official sources. Furthermore, Carrie has made unsubstantiated allegations against third parties, including Louise Edwards and Hayley Thomas, and has engaged in conduct that involves harassment and data breaches, which significantly undermine credibility. The repeated references to CT scans, combined with documented violations and unverified personal health claims, suggest a pattern of self-reported health issues that are not supported by external medical evidence or official records. The overall picture indicates that the health claims are either exaggerated or unsubstantiated, and Carrie-Anne Ridsdale's conduct raises high concerns about regulatory compliance and personal misrepresentation. The escalation of false claims, coupled with ongoing regulatory breaches, points to a case of deliberate misrepresentation and misconduct, with potential risks to vulnerable individuals and regulatory authorities. The credibility of the health-related assertions remains highly questionable, and the case underscores Carrie's pattern of unverified personal disclosures amidst broader legal and regulatory violations.
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Post analysis
The publication of a CT image claimed to show "the tumour in my womb" but which independent review identifies as a single axial slice through the upper abdomen, depicting liver, spleen, stomach, diaphragm, lower lungs, and thoracic spine-with no pelvic anatomy or uterus visible-raises significant concerns about the accuracy and credibility of the accompanying narrative. This discrepancy between the claimed anatomical region and the actual content of the image is a clear contradiction that cannot be resolved by the image alone.
From the image itself, one can only conclude that it does not show the pelvis or womb, but rather an upper abdominal cross-section. Without radiology reports, DICOM metadata, or medical records, it is impossible to verify whether the image is part of a larger series that includes pelvic views or whether the tumour is visible elsewhere in the scan. Such metadata and official reports would be necessary to confirm the anatomical location of the tumour and the relevance of the image to the stated claim.
Given the dossier’s broader context-where Carrie’s health claims are repeatedly inconsistent, unverified, and sometimes contradicted by medical findings-the publication of an image that demonstrably does not match the claimed anatomical site further undermines the credibility of their health disclosures. It suggests either a misunderstanding of the imaging, a misrepresentation of the findings, or possibly an attempt to lend visual weight to a claim that is not supported by the evidence.
If Carrie intended the image to represent the tumour in the womb but instead published an upper abdominal slice, this discrepancy casts doubt on their understanding of their own medical condition or on their honesty in presenting it. This is especially pertinent given the dossier’s documentation of conflicting health claims, such as varying reports on tumour size and progression, and unverified CT scan procedures. The mismatch between image content and claim fits a pattern of exaggeration or misrepresentation.
In summary, the image alone disproves the claim that it shows a tumour in the womb. Verification through official radiology documentation would be required to clarify whether the tumour exists and where it is located. However, in the absence of such corroboration and given the dossier’s record of inconsistent and unsubstantiated health claims, the publication of this mismatched image significantly weakens the credibility of Carrie-Anne Ridsdale’s narrative about their tumour and related health issues.
Timeline
Chronology
05/05/23
Operator states they are returning to Ystrad Hospital for a CT scan after an incident involving Ian Smith's sister-in-law.
Back at Ystrad Hopsital for a CT scan after I was atacked by Ian Smiths sister in law Alyson Hammer Perret and her daughter Cerianne Russell me in the Risca shop out of jealously.source post
Carrie claimed no cancer was detected in the bowel in August 2025, but in February 2026, the CT scan revealed an enlarged lymph node requiring further investigation, indicating inconsistent health claims.
Claim
They didn't see any cancer in the bowel from the CT scan. So that's good.19/08/25 · source video
Against
CT scan has come back on abdomen I have a enlarged Mesenteric lymph node that needs to be checked out in the abdomen :/24/02/26 · source post
Why this matters This inconsistency questions the credibility of Carrie's health disclosures and suggests unverified or exaggerated health concerns.
Carrie claimed to have completed a CT scan in August 2025, yet in November 2025, they only scheduled one for the following week, indicating possible exaggeration or misrepresentation.
Claim
Oh, I got the CT scan now, guys. That's not good, is it? Well, it's good. I'm having it, I suppose, isn't it? But got to have it done ASAP.09/08/25 · source video
Against
I think I've got a CT scan next week. Check on the tumour, abdomen and pelvis.20/11/25 · source video
Why this matters Misrepresenting medical procedures undermines trust and raises concerns about Carrie-Anne Ridsdale's honesty regarding health matters.
Carrie reports ongoing monitoring of a tumour via CT scans, but the conflicting emphasis on tumour size and progression suggests inconsistent claims about their health status.
Claim
CT scan. Abdomen and pelvis. So the existing tumour and then what's going on with my stomach, etc.26/11/25 · source video
Against
It's the size we want to know on the tumour. Is it still shrinking? Has it grown?26/11/25 · source video
Why this matters Inconsistent health claims cast doubt on Carrie's credibility and the accuracy of their personal health disclosures.
Operator's health claims about CT scans are unverified
Carrie's claim of no cancer in the bowel conflicts with later findings of an enlarged lymph node requiring further investigation, indicating unverified or exaggerated health claims.
Why this matters Inconsistent health claims undermine trust and suggest Carrie-Anne Ridsdale may be misrepresenting their medical situation.
Carrie initially claimed ongoing health issues requiring multiple CT scans, with claims of scheduled procedures and results that often contradict or lack external verification, indicating a pattern of exaggerated or unverified health disclosures.
Claim ledger
Verdict tally
2 corroborated19 unsupported
Corroborated 2
Carrie states they are returning to Ystrad Hospital for a CT scan.
corroborated
A Facebook post confirms Carrie's statement about returning for a scan.
Carrie-Anne Ridsdale is waiting for an updated CT scan.
corroborated
Post confirms ongoing scan scheduling.
Unsupported 19
Carrie expresses concern about safety issues related to injuries in the shop.
unsupported
Carrie indicates they are due for another scan.
unsupported
Carrie states that they have a CT scan scheduled and expresses concern about it.
unsupported
Carrie-Anne Ridsdale had a CT scan scheduled for the pelvis and abdomen.
unsupported
Carrie reports having a CT scan on a Wednesday and describes their experience with the contrast used during the procedure.
unsupported
Carrie indicates that they need to have another CT scan in three months.
unsupported
Carrie needs a repeat CT scan.
unsupported
Carrie-Anne Ridsdale has a CT scan scheduled for next week to check on a tumour in the abdomen and pelvis.
unsupported
Carrie is uncertain if they will need to have dye for the CT scan.
unsupported
Carrie is scheduled for a CT scan next week but cannot recall the specific day.
unsupported
Carrie has a CT scan scheduled, which will affect the opening of Caerphilly.
unsupported
Carrie-Anne Ridsdale is undergoing a CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis to assess an existing tumour and stomach issues.
unsupported
Carrie is concerned about the size of the tumour and whether it is shrinking or has grown.
unsupported
Carrie experienced slower blood clotting after a CT scan.
unsupported
Carrie was informed that the results of the CT scan regarding the tumour's size would not be available immediately.
unsupported
Carrie-Anne Ridsdale states that the CT scan results showed no cancer in the bowel.
unsupported
Carrie claims that copies of the CT scan are provided on CD.
unsupported
Carrie's CT scan results indicated an enlarged mesenteric lymph node in the abdomen that requires further examination.
unsupported
Carrie has panniculitis and a cyst on their left kidney.
unsupported
Sources
Evidence base
31 sources collected and analysed (13 posts, 17 videos, 1 article). 20 sources are cited in this dossier. Every cited claim links to its source inline. Corpus quotes are reproduced verbatim.
