im sure your plant was much smaller at other repots.. eh???

it lost turgidity due to the stress of repotting .. that means the water pressure inside the plant has gone down so far.. that it cant hold the green parts up ... it lost structure ...

the plant is stressed ....just water it properly .. and see what happens.. and in a few months react accordingly .. you may have to prune part off.. so what ... its not the babe it used to be.. and you are going to have to train it into a new future form ...

you will probably be chided for repotting in winter.. whatever .. you do what you have to do.. when you have the time to do it.. or the muse strikes ... there is alwasy a better time to do things ... whatever ...

if it was severely stressed .. it would have lost all its leaves ... so at this point.. that doesnt seem to be the fact ...

if thats its usual spot.. i wonder if its getting proper light ... on the verge of leaning or etoliating toward more light ... so think about that.. but dont put a freshly repotted plant into too much sun ... [yes.. i know its leaning due to the repotting .. im thinking a little deeper ...]

ken

ps: if you decide to cut parts off.. look to propagating the cut pieces.. and if you do that think about just getting rid of the old problem.. and start with a fresh new version of the same plant ... i looked up the common name and found out there are a number of plants under that name.. go figure ... check these out

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=money+tree+propagation&t=ffcm&iax=videos&ia=videos

Thanks for the info! That’s really helpful. Would you suggest supporting the stems that are bent with a stick? The stems that are bent are starting to get soft and shriveled up at the bend. They‘ve lost some leaves. I thinking I’ll wait until spring before trimming the stems.