Mary Joanna Gomez, 56, was recovered 'alive and in a stable condition' after a National Guard C-130 aircraft spotted the help message after days of intense searching, the National Park Service said.
, sharing an image of Gomez with a helicopter crew."[She] has been in contact with her family and will be reunited with them shortly."
In the correspondence with family, Gomez also indicated to family that she wanted to visit Sequoia. A missing person's report was filed with the San Francisco Police Department after Gomez failed to return to work. The disappearance sparked an intense hunt by police and rescue services. After days of little progress, good news finally came."We have mom," her daughter said in an emotional social media update yesterday, sparking a flood of responses from the public.
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