Angelica

Angelica Panganiban (born Angelica Panganiban) is a Filipino American actress, model television host, comic and host. Panganiban was dubbed as the queen of Drama in different media. Panganiban's versatility and experience in the field of acting is widely acknowledged. The name angelica implies that only roots are utilized, a variety of herb-based medicines as well as A. archangelica products include the seeds, flowers and fruits or all of the plant. Sinensis is typically made by removing the roots from the plant. Angelica was a contestant on the American version of Got Talent season 12, in which she made it through the auditions in the first round. The performance of Rise Up performed by Andra Days was a big help in her passing. In the Judge Cuts round, Angelica received a gold buzzer by guest Judge Chris Hardwick after covering Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys, sending her directly to the live shows. The live performances she sang Clarity by Zedd in the Quarterfinals and Without You by David Guetta for her Semifinals performance. Angelica was able to make it to the Finals in which she sang Symphony from Clean Bandit. The episode that featured results, Angelica performed "Stronger" with Kelly Clarkson. The youngest contestant on the show's history, she came in second. Angelica Hale fell ill at age four with Strep and pneumonia as a result of an infection caused by a bacteria. She desperately needed medical assistance that could save her life and was placed on ECMO Life-support in Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Her condition became severe and she suffered organ failure including kidneys that didn't recover. Her condition forced her to alter her daily routine around hemodialysis as well as the peritoneal dialysate. After spending over 80 days in hospital and a few days in the hospital, she was near death to a long recovering journey. Angelica had been in dialysis for nearly a year before she was finally ready for the biggest operation of her life: a transplant of the kidney. The kidney she would receive from her mother. Angelica and her mother had the surgery to remove their kidneys successfully on 13 September 2013 at Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston, two hospitals located across from one another. Angelica Hale is pursuing her stardom dreams ever since.