Any way to revert to a previously saved version?

Help!
I merged layers in order to print to PDF ... then when I closed the document I must have 'saved changes'. Now when I open the pse file there are no layers to work with. I need to make edits now ... is there anything I can do short of starting over??
Thanks.

Looking around, it seems probably that my layers are gone for good
DRAT!!

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http://www.greatcirclelearning.com/zapps-got-ur-back
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