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"""As a fellow woman in recovery, I have learned my own version of the 3 things but I wish I had Maggie's book for the journey. Her honesty, humor, and experience are a guide for anyone who is lost--and looking to be found."" -- ""Emily Paulson, author of Hey Hun and Highlight Real"" ""From page one, this book is a strong tether to the world of sanity and serenity. Maggie lets us joyfully celebrate with her the miraculous strength of unalloyed love and care of family, community, and our Higher Power. The 3 Things makes stronger people of us all."" -- ""The Reverend Ed Bacon, author of The 8 Habits of Love"" ""Maggie's book is filled with heart and wisdom and ways to heal. It's so fully human--it feels like you're having a cup of tea with a dear friend, reminding us all why faith can look different and still feel the same way for everyone."" -- ""Jennifer Pastiloff, bestselling author of On Being Human"""

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Maggie Boxey is the daughter and granddaughter of Episcopal priests, a Navy veteran, and former sixth-grade math teacher, serving children at the middle school in her hometown of Fitzgerald, GA. Her passion for equity in her community has led her to serve on the Board of Directors for Sowega Rising and as an advocacy trainer for Fitzgerald for Change, both Black-led nonprofits for progress in South Georgia. She's been sober and in recovery for fifteen years. When she's not parenting, teaching, or being of service, you'll find her running in the country, cooking, painting watercolor, or vying for the cats' affection (they prefer her husband). She lives in Fitzgerald with three of her five children, her Marine husband, their three cats, and one dog. Maggie Boxey is the daughter and granddaughter of Episcopal priests, a Navy veteran, and former sixth-grade math teacher, serving children at the middle school in her hometown of Fitzgerald, GA. Her passion for equity in her community has led her to serve on the Board of Directors for Sowega Rising and as an advocacy trainer for Fitzgerald for Change, both Black-led nonprofits for progress in South Georgia. She's been sober and in recovery for fifteen years. When she's not parenting, teaching, or being of service, you'll find her running in the country, cooking, painting watercolor, or vying for the cats' affection (they prefer her husband). She lives in Fitzgerald with three of her five children, her Marine husband, their three cats, and one dog.

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