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[PhizUniq]

Yeah he was the ladies man in King Posse. My sister was crazy about him.

May his soul rest in peace!
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Yo di djaz sa frekan... Se pa fòt nou. Nou just RESAN!

[luvmenot]

Louicito was a great basketball player also, li te konn jwe kay pe petion-ville pou madame asne mwen pap janm blye monan sa yo R.I.P

[Kapwa]

SORRY TO DESAPOINTED YOU GUYS (Richard,xxlosive,Pat) BUT THE
KING POSSE LET ME FLOW LINE WaS NOT SUNG BY DON CHOV .....THAT WAS VAN DAME LINE (I'M LOOKING FOR THE VIDEO TO Proove it )anyway DON CHOV'S LINE WAS
Pitit ou nan posse a
ou pa bezwen kriye
si'w chwazi bann sa
se pou'w ka amize'w
pa gen lijan boje ni lese frape (and he show's his muscles in the video)
paske fon's amize'n antout sekirite
That line came right after the let me flow line sung by van dame and the let me fly dance.
TRUST ME !
not a big deal
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[Misskompa]

My favorite line was... "Love pou mwen love, my name is Don Chov".

I met Chov few years ago, when my boyfriend and i went to see him, he was already sick though.
He said to my bf, "ou pa fem fe konesans ak tipitit la" my ex said " retire' kow la" then he introduced himself and kissed my hand. He was a gentleman lol. We had a great time, we didn't talked about his illness at all, they were talking about old/good times. Then he cooked for us, he made us chicken.

Everybody loved CHOV, males or females... he was fun to be around, he had a great sense of humor, he loved life. Chov has been sick for a while, being the person that he was, he was always happy, he never showed fear; he was so strong i don't know where he got that strenght.
One time he was doing really bad (2005) we didn't know if he was gonna make, everybody was crying and stuff. So the next week he was better, that's how the illness was; ups and down, and he said to us, "mpat panse'm tap la jodia non, and he said i punk'd all of you guys" Everything was a joke to him.
Right about now id love to be punk'd, i wish someone would come in and tell me he is doing better .

I miss him a lot, we all do. Now he is in a better place, he will no longer endure suffering.
Rest in peace... brother, you will always remain in my heart.

PS. Guys, whenever you feel something in your body that doesn't seem right, always go for a check up, see a doctor. With Louicito, it's all started with a very bad cramp in his stomach, it was so painful. He never did anything about it, until it was too late. People used to make fun of him saying" Yo pran chov nan tu voudras" they were joking of course. No one knew it was that serious.
I know some of you don't like the doctor's office or hospital, including me, so it's important to do so.
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ZENGLEN/CARIMI......ALWAYS.................

[Dr.Mizik]

I'm sorry, but this has been bugging me for a while. I want to make sure that I'm not left out of the loop or I have not missed any important peice of information. Every time I read about him, I can't help trying to figure out what kind of cancer he had. Am' I the only one who does not know, or noone knows. Is this the type of information that the family and close friends want to keep private. If it so, I will understand, but please fill me in if I'm missing anything...Was he on chemotherapy, radiation, stage, grade, in remission. I tried very hard not ask, but it is very difficult, at least for me, to read about mortality or/and morbidity secondary to medical condition without trying to put it together.....

[Misskompa]

[quote="Dr.Mizik"]I'm sorry, but this has been bugging me for a while. I want to make sure that I'm not left out of the loop or I have not missed any important peice of information. Every time I read about him, I can't help trying to figure out what kind of cancer he had. Am' I the only one who does not know, or noone knows. Is this the type of information that the family and close friends want to keep private. If it so, I will understand, but please fill me in if I'm missing anything...Was he on chemotherapy, radiation, stage, grade, in remission. I tried very hard not ask, but it is very difficult, at least for me, to read about mortality or/and morbidity secondary to medical condition without trying to put it together.....[/quo



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A lump in the abdomen
Jaundice
Loss of appetite

Yes he was on chemotherapy and radiation.
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[Dr.Mizik]

MissKompa, let me just pretend that we both have an idea about what you posted. I will pretend you do first, and then I will follow your lead. Better yet, let me just be Haitian and take things as they are given. Sometimes, I have a bad habit of being overanalytical. There are certains questions that should never be asked in our society. One must respect the spirit of the dead and understand that living in another country is no substitute or license to step over cultural boundaries. I asked the question because I thought , rather erroneously, that there might be an interesting teaching point and application of preventive medicine in the etiology of his death. As we all know, " prevenir vaut mieux que guerrir".

As selfish as it may sound, the life as well as the death of a star is often a golden opportunity to attempt to raise awareness about medical condition. But there are higher priniciples than the mere desire to apply preventive medicine must obey. One should never underestimate the power of cultural principles.

Thanks for the answer and thanks for the teaching. At least, someone provided an answer. I will no longer ask an question or provide any comment.

May Lucito rest in peace.

[Don Han]

XXplosive wrote:

Pat, i'm gueesing it's the King Possee let me flow line in their Sa'w We Carnival in 1998

That's was Vandame's line, not Don Chov.
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