Thanks very much. I took off the droopy leaves and put it back on it's shelf. I will see how it looks tomorrow. I will be taking leaves off of it today to root, just it case.

Your best bet would be to cut off the crown, check for rot, and re-root it. Check the cut for anything brown. If you do see it, trim the stem until there is no trace, and it's all healthy green tissue. Then re-root it as usual. And definitely root some leaves.

As a less drastic measure, nick the stem with something sharp, again looking for brown.

Good luck,

Korina

The less drastic measure sounds really good. I'll try that and hope for the best.
The stem should be green then whitish, right? Like any other plant that doesn't get a woody stem?