After daughter's death, Fergus woman launches greeting card to give H.O.P.E. to others considering suicide

Lorrie Carlson remembers how difficult it could be to find the right card for her daughter Elisha whenever she was struggling. Now she's worked with Minneapolis artist Marva Sheriff to produce the H.O.P.E. card, designed to say just the right thing when people need it most.

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