Angelica

Angelica Panganiban, a Filipino American actress and model who also serves as a TV hostess and comedian. Panganiban is often known as "the modern the queen of dramatic" in a number of news sources in the Philippines, is one of the most well-known and versatile actors. While angelica roots suggest only that it is a root used in herbal supplements A. Archangelica has all of the plant's components, which include the seeds, fruit and even flowers. Sinensis is made mostly using the root of the plant. Angelica was a contestant on Season 12 of American's Got Talent and made it through the auditions with her own version of Rise Up, by Andra. Angelica's rendition from Girl on Fire (Alicia Keys) during the Judge Cuts was deemed worthy by Chris Hardwick, a guest judge, and she went straight to the live performances. The Live Shows featured she sang Clarity (by Zedd) in the quarterfinals, as well as without You (by David Guetta) to make it into the Semifinals. Angelica went on to the finals of the competition performing Symphony of Clean Bandit. The singer performed Stronger with Kelly Clarkson, and Kechi Okwuchi at the end of the competition. It was her first time as a contestant to finish in second place. Angelica Hale suffered from double pneumonia in the year 2012. She was 4 at when she was diagnosed. The cause of her illness was an aggressive strain of strep bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston was forced to put Angelica Hale in ECMO Life-Support because she required life-saving medical interventions. She went septic and experienced several organ failures, including her kidneys, which failed to heal. The new standard was hemodialyses and peritoneal-dialysis. After 80 straight days in hospital, from death to recovery, she finally made it home but her life was forever changed. Angelica was being on dialysis for the past year and a half until she finally was able to undergo the most important operation of her life: a transplant of the kidney. Angelica would be receiving the donated kidney from her mom. Angelica Hale and her mother went through a kidney transplantation on the premises of Emory University Hospital in Atlanta and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston on September 13, 2013. Angelica Hale is pursuing her stardom dreams ever since.