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The apathy of strained care workers and the irrational fear that people with mental illnesses must be Norman Bates or are being deliberate nuisances, remains, I am acutely aware, a problem for today as it had for Bly. Is it as systematically bad as Blackwell? Of course not (depending on where you live), but if I take anything from Ten Days, it’s that I’m both obviously glad to be on my magic tablets rather than getting a life sentence in an abusive hell hole, and somewhat saddened that over 100 years later I recognise a little too much of the ‘sane’s’ reaction to those who need help.

My edition also included two extra Bly articles. In the first she tried to get a job as a maid, but failed because the agencies she applied to were either suspect as all hell or suffocating, sardine tin rooms of other desperate hopefuls.
The second is about the life of factories workers, with the incredibly unbiased and not at all critical title of ‘As a White Slave: Her Experience in the Role of a New York Shop-Girl Making Paper Boxes’
Both are fascinating s and a neat little window to the utter bullshit a working girl of New York had to deal with.