suzanne haley joins me now on the phone. suzanne, we're looking at a picture which tells it all, really. your leg was literally speared, we believe it's by the leg of one of the children's tables. describe to me what happened. >> well, we were aware of the situation, the impending weather. it progressively got worse and the fastest time i've ever -- it just seemed like it was so, so quick. we were taking our tornado precautions, we could hear it approaching. it sounded like a jet, just low, coming closer and closer. we crowded the children under desks and me and a fellow teacher, you know, put ourselves in front of the desks that the children were under and -- >> we're actually looking at you speak at a picture that you've supplied to us. a remarkable picture. it's of the children in the classroom with you and they're all in i guess the kind of crash position, bracing themselves for the tornado. >> interior wall. >> right. they've been trained to do this before? >> yes. this would be our tornado precaution. we're on an inter

great news and suzanne haley is back with me now. suzanne, what a great ending to a miserable couple of days for you. >> it is a good feeling to know that things are going to be taken care of the way they should. >> and this came as a result of the show last night, and us covering your story and me talking to you. a very emotional interview, and you revealed this pretty shocking piece of information that you weren't going to be covered. and i know from my own twitter feed blowing up with fury from people, they were very upset on your behalf. and the insurance company contacted you. tell me what happened. >> they did. i received a call at 9:30 last night. and i was real estate assured that in event like this that the insurance would be covering the expenses that are going to be incurred for my stay for surgery for the -- any additional rehab that i'm going to endure from this injury. and gave me her personal cell phone in case i had any problems, questions. and she as well has called me today to check on me, as well. >> that's terrific

suzanne haley joins me on the phone. we're looking at a picture that tells it all.believe it's by the leg of one of the children's tables. describe to me what happened. >> well, we were aware of the situation of impending weather. it progressively got worse and the fastest time that i've ever -- it just seemed like it was so quick. we were taking our tornado precautions. we could hear it approaching. it sounded like a jet. >> we're actually looking, as you speak, a remarkable picture. it's of the children in the classroom with you. i guess they're all in the crash position bracing themselves for the position. >> yes, we're on an interior wall. i was actually in the next class over where we had a fewer amount of kids. we put some desks up against the wall and got them underneath. and, in the end, like i said, we put ourselves in front of the desk to avoid exposure to debris that might hit the children. >> and you had two children of your own. were they in the same room? >> yes, and it got louder and louder and we just continued to pray and it would pass and it would