INDIANAPOLIS -- -- A nurse whose SUV crashed while she was returning to Indiana from the Gulf Coast told Call 6 for Help that she was disappointed in her insurance company's first offer to help cover the expense.

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Amy Davis crashed on a highway after working with Hurricane Katrina victims in Mississippi. The SUV rolled three times and was totaled, Call 6 for Help's Rafael Sanchez reported.

The vehicle's sticker price was $34,000 when she bought it three months ago. She was hoping her insurance provider, State Farm, would give her the vehicle's Kelley Blue Book value, $24,740. However, she said State Farm first offered her several thousand dollars less.

Call 6 contacted State Farm, which said its claims department addressed Davis' concerns. In the end, State Farm offered Davis more than the Blue Book value, minus Davis' deductible.