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AN ASYLUM LEGACY

– ITS LEGACY, MY FAMILY, AND THE MADNESS WITHIN

Lisa Edwards shares a difficult research journey into an unexplored corner of her famlly history that speaks of Victorian attitudes to mental health – and how these beliefs affected the generations that followed
Liverpool docks pictured in 1881, around the time Lisa’s greatgreat-grandfather endured the harsh life of a docker, an experience that would have had a negative impact on his mental health

I’m on a journey of discovery into my family’s darkest history, unexplored before, where a diagnosis of insanity in Liverpool in the 1880s had devastating consequences for each generation that followed, including my own. As I begin to unravel the secrets of Victorian Liverpool, I wonder, is insanity inherited and if so, does the madness lie within?

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