Thanks to everyone for their replies!
I don't know how she broke her legs. all I know is she was ok the night before, hopping around and happy then the next morning she wasn't getting up even though she tried at least once.
Maggie J, The way I figured out how her legs were broken was because I could feel exactly where the bones broke. She could still kick from the hip but a little down further the legs were broken and could very easily be twisted any direction.
ButtonsPalace, I did some research and did come across the willow branches being good for her. I gave her some as soon as I found that. Sorry I did not have more info.
Micheals4gardens, I'm a firm believer in "while life there is hope". As far as I could tell she did not appear to be in pain, sadly I lost her last evening. I'm just glad she'll never have to suffer living with bad legs. If she would have appeared to be in pain then I would have been very quick to have her put down as I hate to see animals suffering.
Buttons, thanks so much for your support! Sorry I did not post more info on her. This was the first time I ever had something like this happen so I wasn't sure as to how to make her lay. All I could get was to immobilize her. So the best I could do was to put her in a small box. I tried to keep her upright but then she would kick and end up on her side so to keep her from kicking I let her lay what seemed comfortable to her (which was on her right side).
again thanks for your replies.