A WOMAN whose fiancé, mom, and grandmother all died in the same week from Covid said their dying wish was for her to get vaccinated.
Tiffany Devereaux, 35, has spoken out following their deaths, saying: “I feel so lost…they’re all gone. I don’t know what to think or how to feel right now. I want my loved ones back.”
She told Fox 19: “I lost my grandmother on Saturday, lost my fiancé on Monday and lost my momma yesterday [Thursday].
“I had to skip going to my memaw’s funeral so I could get to the hospital to say goodbye to my momma.
“I feel lost. I feel so lost. I don’t know what to think or how to feel right now. I want my loved ones back.
“They’re the ones that always got me through the hard times in my life, and now, they’re all gone.
“My fiancé and my mother and I – none of us are vaccinated.
“My mom and fiancé, their last wish was for me to get vaccinated. They told me how painful this virus was.”
VACCINE PLEA
Tiffany said her grandmother, 85, was the only one vaccinated.
Her fiance, 35-year-old Britt McCall, and her mom, 65, were said to have been in good health before falling ill.
Britt’s father Mark, 60, also died, CNN reports. His mother is hospitalized.
Devereaux, from Jacksonville, Florida, said she also tested positive but experienced only mild symptoms.
Tiffany added: “I just want everyone to know how important this is.”
AMERICAN TRAGEDY
A GoFundMe for Tiffany’s family has raised more than $5,000.
A separate fundraising page has been set up for Britt’s family and had raised more than $10,000 as of Sunday.
Officials are urging Americans to get vaccinated as the Delta variant continues to wreak havoc.
Joe Biden this week lamented the “American tragedy” of rising-yet-preventable deaths among the unvaccinated.
“Right now, too many people are dying or watching someone they love die and say, ‘If I’d just got the vaccine,’” Biden said in a somber address from the East Room of the White House.
“This is an American tragedy. People are dying who don’t have to die.”
Biden had set a July 4 goal to get at least one shot in 70% of adults.
