This dialysis could be performed 7 days a week and from home. She eventually underwent another procedure to have a dialysis tube inserted into her abdomen to allow for Peritoneal dialysis. Her mom and dad had to take her to the hospital 3 times a week for hemodialysis since her kidneys were still not functioning. She underwent many procedures, multiple surgeries, and once she returned home, she was still on dialysis. Overall, she spent 80 days in the hospital from Feb. They also performed dialysis since her kidneys were not working and Plasmapherisis since her blood stream was so polluted from having gone septic. The ECMO machine performed the functions of her heart and lungs for 12 days. The other hospital did not have this life-saving equipment that she required. There, she was put on ECMO as a last resort since she was not responding very well to the other treatments she was given. Finally, things were so bad that she had to be Life-Flighted to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston. She also underwent multiple blood and platelet transfusions during this time. Her lungs were in real bad shape, and she was put on a ventilator, then an oscillator to try and keep her oxygen levels up. Her lungs were bleeding, and air was leaking into her abdomen. She experienced multiple organ failures, with her kidneys scarred over and no longer functioning. The infection in her lungs was really bad, and she went septic. Her first two days in the hospital were rough. After only a week, her illness turned to double pneumonia, and she was rushed to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite. She was starting to show real promise with her singing when suddenly, at the age of 4, she contracted an aggressive strep bacteria in her lungs. When she was just two years old, she began to sing along to popular songs on the radio. It became apparent to her early on in her life that she was meant to become a singer. Angelica Hale was born in Atlanta, Georgia on Jto James and Eva Hale.
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