Updated 3/24 7:20 p.m.

A Live Oak woman who was injured in a deadly crash is now recovering at home.

Sixty-five year-old Doris Davis tells Eyewitness News that she has bruises and trouble breathing, but she is released from the hospital and back at her Suwannee County home after last Thursday's crash that killed her sister in Lake City.

The Florida Highway Patrol says Davis' sister, 69-year-old Cathy Martin, was turning onto U-S 90 when she caused a van to hit her car.

Martin later died at Shands Hospital in Gainesville.

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Authorities say the crash happened Thursday, March 18th at 11:25 a.m.
The following is a press release:

The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a two vehicle crash which claimed the life of a Live Oak women late Thursday
morning in Lake City. According to investigators, Cathy Martin 69 of Live Oak and her sister Doris Davis 65, also of Live Oak,
was traveling south in Martin's 2009 Saturn attempting to enter onto US90 (State Road 10) from NW Hall of Fame Drive.
Turner was traveling alone in his 1998 Ford work van westbound on US90 approaching NW Hall of Fame Drive in the outside /
right lane at normal speed (approximately 40 - 45). According to witnesses and physical evidence, Martin entered onto US90
attempting to make a left or easterly turn and enetered directly into the approach path of Turner's vehicle. Turner's vehicle's front
then struck Martin's vehicle's left side (in the driver's door area) in an angled type crash. Martin sustained multiple blunt force
type injuries from the collision and was flown to Shands at UF in Gainesville, where she later expired. Davis was transported to
the Lake City Medical Center, where she was listed in guarded condition. Turner sustained minor injuries and was not taken to
the hospital.