Angelica

Angelica Panganiban, a Filipino American actress and model who also serves as a TV hostess as well as a comedian. She is regarded as the new Queen of Drama in various media publications, Panganiban has been hailed as one of the best experienced and talented actresses in the Philippines. While the term angelica root implies that just the root is used, most A. archangelica supplements as well as herbal remedies include the seeds, root or fruits and also flowers from the plant. Sinensis is typically made from the roots of the plant. Angelica participated in America's Got Talent season 12, in which she made it through the initial round of auditions. The performance to Rise Up performed by Andra Days was a big help in her passing. At the Judge Cuts round, Angelica was given a golden buzzer from the Guest judge Chris Hardwick after covering Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys, sending her directly to the live shows. The live performances she performed Clarity of Zedd in the Quarterfinals as well as without You by David Guetta for her Semifinals performance. Angelica made it to the finals where she performed Symphony by Clean Bandit. On the episode of results, Angelica performed "Stronger" together with Kelly Clarkson. She was the youngest contestant to ever be 2nd. Angelica Hale fell ill at age 4 with pneumonia and strep due to an infection that was caused by bacteria. She desperately needed medical assistance that could save her life and was put on ECMO life support at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. The patient became sick, and had kidney failure and organ failure which did not heal. It was her new normal to have peritoneal and then the hemodialysis. After 80 straight days in hospital, from death to recovery she finally got home, however the course of her life changed forever. Angelica was on dialysis for over a decade half before she could undergo her kidney transplant. Her mother was the sole one with the ability to give an organ. Angelica, along with her mom underwent successful kidney transplantation on September 13th 2013 in two fantastic hospitals located right next to each other: Emory University Hospital & Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Angelica Hale, a young teenager from Atlanta, who always dreamed of becoming an actress and a singer, is still pursuing that goal.