Was the vet you went to a vet certified to work on rabbits? Not all vets have taken classes and worked with rabbits, they need to be certified for that. If your vet is not, youll want to look up exotic certified or rabbit certified vets in your area and go to one of those instead. Your vet should have helped you out much more as they should know stress can kill a rabbit, and that not eating is a sign of stress and/or pain

Has she eaten anything yet? If not, try giving her most favorite treat. If she does not take that, youll need critical care or pellet mash. To make pellet mash, you just need pellets and water. Make a liquid goo out of a mixture of water and pellets, and fill a feeding syringe with it. Give your bunny a drop or two under the lip, and see if she will swallow it. If she does not (lets it drop out of her nose or lip), she needs to be taken to another vet as soon as possible as she has the beginning stages of stasis

It definitely sounds like you need another vet. The one you went to doesn’t sound very knowledgeable about rabbits and he nor the vet tech if there was one, doesn’t seem to know how to properly hold or restrain a rabbit during an exam and procedure. Is there a possibility that your rabbit got injured when she/he jumped off the table twice? If she is experiencing any pain, that would make her reluctant to eat. Hopefully, you have been able to syringe feed her a pellet mash or get some Critical Care, or she has starting eating on her own. Even if she has started eating, you really should watch her closely and see if she is having trouble hopping or moving, which might indicate that she got injured when jumping off the table. I hope that she will be okay soon and that you will be able to find a good vet.