5 more young "sudden and unexpected" deaths as U.S. task force recommend anxiety screening for all kids ages 8 and up | TheCOVIDBlog.com April 19, 2022 Ms. Latasha Rodgers was the rapper better known as MC Trouble. Her biggest hit, and one of this blogger's favorites, was "(I Wanna) Make You Mine," released in May 1990.  MC Trouble had several preexisting health issues, including a brain tumor and epilepsy. She died in her sleep at the

TheCOVIDBlog.com April 19, 2022 Ms. Latasha Rodgers was the rapper better known as MC Trouble. Her biggest hit, and one of this blogger’s favorites, was “(I Wanna) Make You Mine,” released in May 1990.  MC Trouble had several preexisting health issues, including a brain tumor and epilepsy. She died in her sleep at the| USSA News

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