An Oroville, California, woman who gave birth while stranded in a forest, survived on apples and water for three days before being rescued with her newborn daughter.

When Amber Pangborn, 35, began having contractions while driving in South Oroville, she decided to take the back roads to her parents' home for help. But as the traveled down French Creek Road in the Plumes National Forest, her car ran out of gas and she lost cell phone service, NBC affiliate KCRA reported. Then, she gave birth.

For the next three days, Pangborn survived off of just four apples and some water as she tried to seek help while protecting her daughter, Marissa.

At one point, they were attacked by bees and mosquitoes.

“They [the bees] were trying to get the placenta, and IAs their kids headed off to college, two sisters, Judy and Pat, decided to start a business to fill their empty nest. They converted a guest house in Pat's back yard into a commercial kitchen and started cooking and in 1990, their first product was born - Sweet & Hot Jalapenos (or Sweet Hots, as they liked to call them)... jalapenos with a spicey but sweet twist. Sampling the product by pouring over a simple brick of cream cheese and serving on crackers was all it took to get their customers demanding MORE! Customers loved it because not only it was super easy for a quick appetizer, but also it was super tasty. Turns out, it is our number one selling product! Through the years additional products were