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Widow of fallen Utah officer using experience to help others heal

In the aftermath of her husband's tragic death in the line of duty, Nannette Wride faced profound darkness and despair. However, through her journey of mental therapy and personal growth, she emerged stronger and happier than ever before. Today, she channels her experience into helping others navigate their own traumas through her practice, Z-Energy, offering a form of kinesiology focused on energy, emotions, and trauma. With a message of hope and resilience, Wride emphasizes the importance of seeking help and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. Her story serves as a beacon of hope, illustrating that even in the depths of despair, healing and happiness are possible.

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New law improves death benefits for families of fallen Utah officers

Following the loss of her police officer husband, Nannette Wride's advocacy efforts led to the passing of HB288, significantly improving death benefits for families of fallen officers and firefighters. With the signing of the bill by Gov. Gary Herbert, families now receive enhanced support, including a lump-sum death benefit and continued health insurance coverage, honoring the sacrifices of fallen heroes and providing crucial support to their grieving families.

Wride Family Advocate for Change: Honoring Sgt. Cory Wride's Legacy

Amidst grief for her late husband, Sgt. Cory Wride, Nannette Wride recalled his poignant words of love and dedication to service before his tragic death in the line of duty. Now, she and her son, Nathan Mohler, advocated for enhanced safety measures for law enforcement, spurred by the belief that Cory's life could have been spared with bullet-proof protection. Determined to effect change, they launched a petition urging the installation of bullet-proof windshields and windows in police cruisers nationwide. Driven by a commitment to honor Cory's legacy and protect fellow officers, they sought public support to realize this vital safety initiative, embodying forgiveness and resilience in the face of adversity.

Legislators Considered Bill to Expand Benefits for Fallen Officers' Families

In the wake of tragedy following the fatal shooting of Utah County Sheriff’s Sgt. Cory Wride, Nannette Wride shared the overwhelming challenges faced by families of fallen officers. Addressing lawmakers, Wride underscored the vital need for expanded death benefits and healthcare coverage, emphasizing the profound impact on grieving families. The proposed HB288 aimed to rectify inadequate compensation and provide crucial support to those left behind.

From Tragedy to Activism: Nannette Wride Considers Political Run

Nannette Wride, who faced the heart-wrenching loss of her husband Sgt. Cory Wride in the line of duty, now contemplates a new chapter in politics. After a year and a half, she emerges as a Utah political observer, shadowing Rep. Paul Ray at the State Capitol and mulling over a potential run for public office. With a focus on extending benefits for law enforcement families and a candid approach to issues like healthcare and education, Wride's journey from grief to activism underscores her commitment to honesty and meaningful change, rejecting the traditional politician label while advocating for her community's needs.

WATCH

Forbidden: Dying For Love

This series tells stories of forbidden love: relationships that break taboos, cross boundaries, shock communities, and lead to extraordinary and shocking crimes.

Season 2, Episode 10 of the TV series titled ‘Hell’s Angel’ features the true story of the murder of Sgt. Cory Wride and the hurricane of destruction left in its wake.

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