An Oregon sister who survived 7 days down the cliff said, "It's not going to be an easy recovery"

Angela Hernandez is hurt and stunned for seven days on A small, steep beach at the foot of a cliff Along the scenic coastline of central California, surviving on the water from its destroyed Jeep radiator, anxiously hoping that someone would find it.

Help came on Friday when two hikers spotted the 23-year-old missing Oregon woman from Monterey County beach in Big Sur after disappearing on Friday before driving from Portland to his sister's house in Southern California.

"My sister is alive, she speaks, and she always tries to understand everything" Isabel, sister of Angela Hernandez wrote on Facebook early Saturday morning. "She is a fighter and she's been beaten so long and she will continue to it.It will not be an easy recovery.I hope everyone will have patience for her and for her recovery." [19659034] The case drew general attention due to the unusual circumstances of Hernandez's disappearance, leaving many people wondering why and how it could have gone. The latest clues came from a surveillance camera from a gas station that was showing his car south of Carmel on July 6, and then a mysterious ping on a cell phone tower in the county of Santa Cruz.

Angela Hernandez tells rescuers that she has swerved an animal this morning along the winding stretch of Highway 1, lost control of her white Jeep Patriot and dived 200 feet overhead. 39, a cliff north of Nacimiento Fergusson Road at the south end of Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. She miraculously survived the wreck and was conscious and breathing outside the Jeep when she was discovered by hikers shortly after 6:30 pm. Friday. Teams from several jurisdictions quickly began the complicated operation of hauling the young woman to safety.

Rescuers on the beach found Angela Hernandez in a stable and stable condition and began treating her for a concussion and an injured shoulder. She remained alive "drinking the water from the radiator of her vehicle," writes the CHP in a press release.

The Monterey County Sheriff's Office has published photos of the city of Templeton (San Luis Obispo County). Friday, paramedics treated the young woman on the beach under the cliff.

Angela Hernandez was en route from her Portland home to visit her sister Isabel in Lancaster, Los Angeles County. Before the authorities discovered the surveillance video, her last comings and goings were in a Safeway car park in Half Moon Bay, where she had slept for the night and sent a text message to her sister on July 6 stating that she was safe. she was taking the road. Later, she picked up the signal from her mobile phone bouncing off a tower near Davenport, Santa Cruz County, about 40 miles south of Half Moon Bay.

After hours and days, his family becomes more and more worried. A $ 10,000 reward was offered for information about where he lived while family members were coming down to the area and assistants began to search the ground and from the air.

Isabel Hernandez thanked the rescuers of her sister. Her sister survived just seven days 200 feet from a cliff, "she wrote. "Thank you all for everything … for her rescue and for raising her in the cliff, she says she met so many beautiful people."