Angelica

Angelica Panganiban (born Angelica Panganiban) is an Filipino American actor, television host, comic and host. Panganiban has been referred to as the Queen of Drama by different media. Her versatility and her experience as an actress is widely appreciated. While the name angelica implies that only roots are used, many herbs as well as A. archangelica-based products contain flowers, seeds, fruits, or even all of the plant. Most Sinensis products contain only the root. Angelica was a contestant on the American version of Got Talent season 12, where she was successful past the first round of auditions. Her rendition to Rise Up performed by Andra Days helped her to pass. Angelica was awarded a Gold Buzzer in the Judge Cuts stage after she performed Girl on Fire Alicia Keys. Chris Hardwick was the guest judge. Live performances saw her perform Clarity, by Zedd in the quarterfinals. And Without You and And Without You by David Guetta during the semifinals. Angelica moved on to the finals of the competition in which she sang Symphony from Clean Bandit. She performed Stronger along alongside Kelly Clarkson, and Kechi Okwuchi during the results. She was the youngest contestant ever to be second. Angelica Hale fell ill at age four, suffering from pneumonia and strep due to an infection that was caused by bacteria. The young lady desperately required life-saving medical intervention and was placed on ECMO life-support at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Her kidneys did not recover following the onset of an infection with septicae and eventually was diagnosed with several organ malfunctions. It was her new normal to have hemodialyses and peritoneal-dialysis. Her return home was finally made after eighteen days in hospital, at a point when she was near death to her long journey back to health. Life was forever altered. Angelica underwent dialysis treatment for over a decade half years before receiving her kidney transplant. It was her mother who donated her kidney. Angelica Hale and her mother underwent an organ transplantation procedure on the premises of Emory University Hospital in Atlanta and the Children's Hospital of Atlanta Egleston on September 13 2013. Angelica Hale, a young Atlantan girl who always wanted to be an actress as well as a performer, is still pursuing that goal.