EXCLUSIVE AUDIO INTERVIEW: Heroes Star Jimmy Jean-Louis Describes "Big Scare" In Haiti

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"I'm OK, but it's a big scare," Jean-Louis said. "I mean 6:00 in the morning, waking up with this whole house shaking like everything was about to collapse ... it was quite a big scare. Everybody jumped out of the house just screaming ... it wasn't long, thank God. It lasted for just ten seconds barely, but I counted."

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Jean-Louis also told RadarOnline.com that slowly but surely, there is a sense of normalcy returning among the Haitian people.

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"I have to say that I start to see a slight change in people’s attitudes," he said. "They slowly start to have a rhythm of life in some area and it's good because that's what they need. They just need to go back to life, and just keep on doing the work, so Haiti can just get back. I was actually surprised because I went down the street just three or four hours after the aftershock and people are just there, business almost as usual, because many companies have re-opened. Like the bank, which is great because for the past week there was no bank, just imagine that. Even the gas -- there was not enough gas and now, I see some of the gas stations opened."

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The TV star told RadarOnline.com he is spiritually fulfilled, to an extent, through his efforts to rebuild the impoverished nation.

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"We've seen so many things, but at the same time, that is life," he said.  "You get hit and you stand up again and walk, and you get hit again, and you have to stand up again and walk, so it doesn't matter what goes on at the end of the day -- whatever is hard becomes a great experience.