Can I save Thelma or is it a lost cause?

I got this plant from my sibling a few years back and she was luscious and beautiful and happy at the time. I call her Thelma. In the past year or so, I've gone through a major depressive episode and neglected every responsibility in my life- including her (we're talking maybe 1-2 cups of water every few months for about a year). I just got back home after a month of being with family after my dad died and the last shred of green that was there before I left is now gone. Send hate if it makes you feel better but trust I recognize how awful it is that I've killed this beutiful living creature and I am plenty ashamed already.

All this to say, I want to know if there is any hope with this type of plant for revival if I really apply myself- like maybe if I remove all those dead stems and get her hydrated and back on a consistent watering schedule? Also for context I have access to both direct and indirect sunlight. I am truly out of my depths here but if it's a lost cause I want to know so I can begin grieving and say goodbye. I think I already know the answer but I wanted to check with the plant folk just in case. Thanks for any advice you can offer.