Angelica

Angelica Panganiban was born in the Philippines. She's now a Filipino American actress and comedian as well as host on television and model. Panganiban (also called The New Queen of Drama) is regarded in various media as one of the Philippines the most skilled, flexible and well-versed actors. The name angelica roots suggests that the root of the plant is used. However, the majority A. archangelica herb supplements and products contain seeds, fruits or flowers. Most Sinensis products contain only the root. In 2017 Angelica took part in season 12 on America's Got Talent where she made it through the auditions stage when she performed Rise Up by Andra Day. Angelica got an award of gold from the guest Judge Chris Hardwick in the Judge Cuts Round after performing Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys. She was then sent straight into live shows. Clarity By Zedd by Zedd was her choice for the quarterfinals. Without You David Guetta, for the Semifinals. Angelica was able to make it to the Finals in which she sang Symphony from Clean Bandit. On the episode of the results, she performed "Stronger" along with Kelly Clarkson. In the end, she placed second and became the youngest winner in the history of the competition. Angelica Hale suffered from double pneumonia in 2012. At the time, she was four years old that time. The cause of her disease was a severe strain of the strep bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston put Angelica Hale on ECMO assistance for lifesaving treatments. The patient suffered from multiple organ failures as well as kidney failure, which didn't recover. The patient was required to change her daily routine around hemodialysis as well as dialysate for the peritoneal area. After spending 80 consecutive days in the hospital her condition changed from in danger of death to an extended recovery path. Angelica was being on dialysis for the past year and a half before she was finally ready to undergo the biggest procedure of her life: a transplant of the kidney. Angelica would be receiving the donated kidney from her mother. In September 2013, Angelica as well as her mother underwent the successful transplantation of their kidney at two remarkable hospitals right across from each other-Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Angelica Hale, a young girl from Atlanta who has always dreamed of becoming an actress and a singer she is still working toward this dream.