A woman who was lost in the woods of Hawaii on 2 weeks survived by eating plants - ForumDaily
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A woman on 2 weeks lost in a forest in Hawaii, survived by eating plants

A 35-year-old physiotherapist and yoga instructor who went missing in the Macawao Forest Reserve on Maui, Hawaii, two weeks ago, was found alive.

24 May Amanda Eller was found in a stream bed between two waterfalls by three volunteers searching the area in a helicopter, writes USA Today.

"We did it! We found her,” said Javier Cantellops, one of a group of the woman’s friends and family who searched for her.

Javier Cantellops, who was previously an airborne ranger, as well as Chris Berquist and Troy Helmers spotted Eller as they flew over the territory east of the territories that were searched by other search groups.

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“We found her in the riverbed, waving her arms as we flew past in the helicopter, and we got her out calmly and safely. She was not injured. She got sunburned and lost her shoes a few days after she got lost. But no injuries,” Berquist said.

John, the father of the woman, said that she had several abrasions and sunburns, but “mentally she is all right on 100%”.

Sarah Haynes, Eller's friend, who ran a Facebook pageFind Amanda", Said that the woman survived, eating plants and drinking water from the river.

The Maui Police Department stated that Eller got lost in the 8 reserve in May after visiting the local post office. Her SUV was found at the foot of the Kahakapao trail.

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Earlier on Friday, a few hours before her rescue, the reward for finding Eller was increased to 50 000 dollars.

“My heart felt that she was alive. I never lost hope, not even for a minute. Although I had moments of despair at times, I remained strong for her because I knew we would find her if we followed the search plan and were persistent,” said Eller’s mother, Julia.

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