Angelica

Angelica Panganiban (born Angelica Panganiban) is a Filipino American model, television host, and comedian. Panganiban (also called The New Queen Of Drama) is considered in various media as one of the Philippines the most skilled, flexible and experienced actresses. Even though angelica roots suggest only that the root itself is used for herbal supplements A. Archangelica has the entire plant, including the seeds, fruit and flowers. Sinensis is made mostly from the roots of the plant. Angelica participated in the American version of Got Talent season 12, in which she made it through the auditions in the first round. her rendition to Rise Up performed by Andra Days was a big help in her passing. Angelica took home the Judge Cuts by Chris Hardwick for her rendition of Girl on Fire, Alicia Keys. Then she was directed straight to the live shows. Clarity By Zedd By Zedd was her choice for the quarterfinals. Without You David Guetta, for her semi-finals. Angelica was able to make it to the Finals where she sang Symphony of Clean Bandit. The finale episode featured her performing Stronger, along together with Kelly Clarkson. In the end, she came in second and became the youngest ever winner ever to be runner-up on the competition. Angelica Hale suffered from double pneumonia in the year 2012. At the time, she was four years old the time. The reason for her illness was an aggressive strain of the strep bacteria. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston was able to place her on ECMO care for life-saving treatment. She went septic and experienced several organ failures, including the kidneys that did not recover. The patient was required to change her daily routine around hemodialysis then the peritoneal dialysate. After spending over 80 days in hospital her condition changed from in danger of death to an extended recuperation path. Angelica endured dialysis treatments for over a decade and half before she could undergo her kidney transplant. Angelica's mother was the only person who was able to donate an organ. Angelica and her mother had a successful kidney surgery on 13 September 2013 at Emory University Hospital and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston, two hospitals situated across from one. Angelica Hale pursued her dream of being a star for years after.