Oh, I am so sorry, I know how upset you must have been!

I think what I might do is to leave them outside in a semi shady spot and keep them on the dry side until they resume growing leaves, at which point you could move them back into the sun. I would think that their time table is now totally mixed up and you'll just have to leave the rest to the bulbs to reestablish themselves. If the bulbs are still firm and green then I guess you'll have to just be patient a little while longer.

Maybe someone from a warmer climate might have some better suggestions for you.
I feel your frustration, some people just don't have a clue when it comes to plants..so sorry. Best of luck, :-)Donna

Thank you, Donna, for your advice and words of consolation. I will try to be patient and just hope that they bloom eventually.

Here in the Houston Texas area my bulbs lose their leaves if we have a cold spell but they come back in the spring. I do not know if this will help as I do not know enough about your climate which you are talking about at this time.

If your climate is warm enough, I'd vote for putting them outside in filtered light until they show growth again. Mine are all in ground. This time of year many have lost all leaves (despite no frost). The ones with leaves are also not growing now. All perfectly normal. They will start growing again in March. If you put yours outside, you might be able to get blooms in March. Then at the end of summer, force dormancy again.