Oh my gosh, I'm glad she is okay!!
There is something to be said for this though. I can't get over how much Shimmer sounds like your Kenya, every time you talk about her. They sound like they could be litter sisters. Shimmer could be fine for months on end, and then one day have something that triggers her stress threshold, and BOOM, something gets eaten. The last time that happened, she put her own life in danger by eating not only half a lamp, but she also ate the lightbulb. I came home to find vomit all over the floor, a shivering Shimmer curled up in a blanket, and when I saw her vomit broken glass on the floor, as we drove to the e-vet I made the decision then and there that it was never worth the risk again to let her have free access to things when I am not home. It's not about training anymore, it's about safety and my ego is not big enough to believe that her personality can be "trained" out of her. And frankly, I don't care, it's still not worth the risk involved in leaving her alone with freedom to make very poor decisions. So she has a wonderful large kennel, in which she loves, that she is in whenever we are not at home.
She is not destructive by nature, but every once in awhile something will trigger a stress response, and she chews and eats things to resolve that stress. Well, it's not worth a dead dog to me, and I'm sure Kenya will become well accustomed to her kennel environment for when you are not home.
Rest easy Kenya, and get better silly girl!!