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Glad you're feeling better about this - I know from experience it really helps to talk it out with others who've had the same issues. (And trust me, we've all been there with stubborn non-feeders).
Just remember that even if she doesn't eat she's not using much energy - she's not having to heat up her body and she's not moving around much, so all that happens if she doesn't eat for a while is that she'll grow more slowly.
As I understand it, Sand Boas are burrowers - do you think that your substrate is deep enough for her to burrow in? If not maybe a deeper layer would help make her feel more secure too.
Let us know how you progress, and good luck!
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