I was just laid off after 5+ years at an amazing startup and I'm feeling lost...

Before this company, I had only ever held IC positions and had nothing worthwhile on my resume. I got lucky being hired there, a friend's sister happened to be a manager and was looking for cheap labor at a startup. After about 8 months my remote team was eliminated and only 2 of us were invited to start commuting to the office. A few months after that, they hired me as a salaried employee with benefits and supervisory responsibilities. I've been bouncing through the company doing whatever roles they needed me in since, and killing it. I've been an operations manager, a customer service team manager (training & scheduling, no hiring/firing), a tech support analyst, and eventually I joined a company that they had acquired, as hybrid client support and developer support (I learned how to navigate and manipulate our databases as needed to resolve several issues without team involvement, to take work off their overloaded plates). I loved it there, I worked with amazing teams and learned so much that I never would have had the opportunities for. Then the company folded and the section I worked in was acquired. The new company said I was redundant and dropped me without any chance to prove I could be worth keeping. I don't know what to do with myself now. I was with that company since it was tiny and watched it grow so much and I feel like I've lost a significant part of my identity. I feel like I've lost family. I know that I like working with data and what I need to make to keep up with the bills. I don't have a degree, which is something every data analyst job seems to demand. I can't exactly afford the time and money needed to get a bachelor's degree right now, I need to find work before unemployment dries up. And I've never gotten a job with a resume, it was always just knowing the right people at the right times. Pretty sure I'm screwed.