length of appointment desired. She may have thought a time-waster because you were so general.

Most providers, if not all, want to know when and where you want to see them.  You should have been more specific.  Like, "I'd like to see you on Tuesday, at 10AM if that's possible'.  Any verification you can provide is always helpful to them, if you have it already.

Swim

I made the mistake of being way too general when I was a newbie (hell, I'm still a newbie).  And as a result, I sent out many unreturned emails.

But give a provider a date,time, location, & duration, you will have better luck.  Then they know you are serious.  If the details are not perfect for her, she will let you know the options.

Y'know I was in the middle of something and was late to call back a provider.  I kept calling and she wouldn't pick up, I feared she might flaked out on me as I traveled some time to meet her.  Then realize she might be in a middle of a session.

Anywho, tell them what day and give them a few options on time.  If no response after a few text, forget it and move on.  If you plan on using work verification, I usually would automatically tell them the name of the company.  Once they reply I'll give an extension.

The most important piece of the text is name, date, time, and either referrals or work verification.

have accidently erased the text before replying.
I would text one more time, & go ahead & provide your verification in the text, also go ahead & add the day & time that you are looking to schedule with her & tell her you are flexible with the times (that is if you are). Then just be patient, if she doesnt get back with you within a day or two.....um, well, I don't kno....lol....