I've never seen this but the flowers make me think it's a Sedum of some sort.
Bushy though, for a Sedum. Someone here will know.

It's beautiful, you did a great job restoring it to good health!

I don't know what it is, but I'm pretty sure it's not a Jade.

Maybe a Senecio of some kind. I think the flowers suggest it's Crassulaceae of some kind (related to Jade, same family).

I only have one Sedum (S. oxypetalum), but this looks just like it. The flowers on mine are very fragrant and it's a vigorous grower.

I second S. oxypetalum. Toni

Penfold 2,and hopefulauthor,you are correct,according to your replies and my friend google seems like you hit the nail on the head.So thank you both and others that replied.I love this plant and it thrives on neglect!!

From the same person that gave me this we also got a huge staghorn fern,that someone offered me 400.00 for,Nope not selling!!Also got some cymbidium orchids,yellow ones and pink ones,that bloom like gangbusters every year.
Love plants and especially free ones!! :)
Kathi