In five days, her fiancé, her mother and her grandmother die of COVID-19

A Florida woman had a particularly trying week after her fiancé, mother and grandmother all died within five days of contracting COVID-19.

"I lost my grandmother last Saturday, my fiancé on Monday and my mother on Thursday," Tiffany Devereaux tells CNN. I had to miss my grandmother's funeral to go to the hospital to say goodbye to my mom."

Devereaux, who also contracted the virus but is only experiencing mild symptoms, says her life has completely turned around.

"I feel lost, completely lost. I don't know what to think or feel right now. I want my loved ones back. They're the ones who have always been with me through the hardest times and now they're gone," she says.

Her fiancé, Britt, was only 35 years old; her mother was 65 and her grandmother was 85.

Devereaux says her grandmother had received the COVID-19 vaccine, but was already in poor health. No one else in her family had been vaccinated, however.

Reluctant to receive the vaccine, Tiffany Devereaux now assures that she will get the vaccine.

"My mom and fiancé's last wish was that I go get the vaccine. They told me how painful the disease was," she said.

On Thursday, U.S. President Joe Biden announced a new round of incentives for people to get the shot.

Devereaux hopes people will heed the president's call so they don't have to go through what she has.

"I want everyone to know how important this is," she spews.