听从心的指引,夏威夷女士在森林迷路2周！
一名夏威夷女性被救援直升机在一片森林中找到时，她扑倒在地上，嚎啕大哭。在这片森林中她靠吃植物喝溪水活了两个星期。
Amanda Eller told a news conference on Maui that crews in other helicopters had failed to see her earlier in her ordeal. She was rescued on Friday.
阿曼达·埃勒在毛伊岛举行的新闻发布会上说，早些时候的搜救直升机没有发现她，她于上周五获救。
"I knew in the grand scheme of things, I'm on this tiny piece of rock on the top of a waterfall, and how the heck are they going to find me?" Eller said. "It was a miracle."
“我知道肯定会有人来救我，我站在瀑布顶上的一块小岩石上想，他们怎么样才能找到我?”埃勒说，"这真是一个奇迹。”
Eller had set out May 8 for a 3-mile hike in Makawao Forest Reserve. She didn't take a cellphone and didn't have a compass.
埃勒于5月8日出发，前往马卡沃森林保护区进行3英里的徒步旅行。她没带手机，也没带指南针。
The physical therapist said her heart was telling her which way to turn. But when she tried to go back the way she came, that path didn't lead to her car.
理疗师说她的心会告诉她该怎么走。但当她试图走回来时发现，她迷路了。
Eller said she she's normally an "overpreparer" and has food, water, sunscreen and a hat with her.
埃勒说，她平时是个“超量准备者”，会随身携带食物、水、防晒霜和帽子。
"Just that day I did not," she said, conceding she should have taken a cellphone.
“可就在那一天，我什么都没带，”她承认她应该带个手机。
Her darkest moment came on her 14th day in the forest when helicopters passed over and failed to see her yet again.
第14天，当直升机再次经过，又没能发现她时，她崩溃到了极点。
"You lose hope," Eller said. "Your hope meter starts to decline a little bit. And as the sun starts to go down you think, 'OK. Another night alone, how am I going to stay warm, how am I going to stay alive?'"
“我失望了，”埃勒说，“期望值开始一点点下降。当太阳下山的时候，我会想，‘好吧，又一个孤独之夜。我怎样才能不被冻死呢?’”
Still, she said she never felt alone or fearful. She thought of her family and chose to live.
尽管如此，她却从未感到孤独或恐惧。她想起了家人，并选择活下去。
She told herself: "You can sit on that rock and you can die. You can say mercy and feel pitiful for yourself and you can play victim. Or you can start walking down that waterfall and choose life."
她对自己说：“你可以坐在那块石头上等死，也可以祷告，可怜自己，甚至想象自己是个受害者，或者，你可以沿着瀑布往下走，活下去。”
