My Personal Bookings Page is Gone

[Windows Server]

Eight (8) years ago, I opened a bookings page for my company and individual one for myself associated with my work email account.  My company is still active and email has never changed.  We recently went through a website change and I was on my bookings page late last month capturing service links to add in as hyperlinks on the company website.  All seemed as normal. 

 

Today, however, I attempted to go to my Bookings site and my personal one is gone while my company's page still exists.  The landing page for me now shows "Shared Pages" for my company and my page (apparently where I land) is as blank as the day I created it.  I panicked and went to my website, clicked a hyperlink to see if it was broken, but was somewhat relieved to find that it worked.

 

Just last month, when I went to "Bookings", it would take me to a landing page that showed images (call them buttons, links, whatever, but they were rectangles with the titles and indicated that I was the administrator) for the two pages that I had set up - one was for my entire company and one was for me only. Now, when I click on the same link I have been using for 8 years, I go to a landing page where I see only one image under a heading "Shared Pages" that is associated with my company's Bookings page but my personal page is gone.  It is as if the link to Bookings takes me to what is supposed to be my personal page but everything that I had built in it is gone. And from my personal page, I can access the shared Company Page I created.  All of the customizations and services that I had set up over the last 8 years on my personal page are gone yet the links to those very services still work. 

 

What is going on?  How can I recover my other page? Am I going to have to start from scratch again?  Does anyone realize the headache that will create when I have peppered our company website with links to different services and now may have to change all of that to make sure that I can use Bookings as I had been before?  Please help!

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