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I have a connection to this name as well--I was a nanny for a special needs child named Angelisa "Angel". I would probably hate the name if it weren't for her, but I really find it to be very sweet because of the association. :) I prefer Angel over Angelisa, though. And I know an Angela who goes by Angel. I think I'd prefer Angela, Angelica, or Angelina with the nn Angel instead of just Angel as a formal name. Gives her something to 'fall back on' that's a little more mature sounding. Ya know? :b

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~Heather~
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