Hey buddy, take a deep breath. Looking at the heavy, droopy leaves and the overall structure, you are almost certainly overwatering your plant.
When a plant is overwatered, the roots suffocate because there is no oxygen left in the soil. This prevents them from taking up water and nutrients properly, which makes the plant look completely limp and sad (even though the soil is wet).
Here is how you fix it right now:
1 Stop watering immediately. Do not give her a single drop until the pot feels super light when you lift it up, and the top 2-3 inches of soil are bone dry.
2 Check your drainage. Make sure your pot has holes at the bottom and that it is not sitting in a puddle of runoff water in the tray. If there’s water in the saucer, dump it out.
3 Oxygen is key. Lift the pot up a bit (put it on a grid or some spacers) so air can reach the bottom holes.
4 Be patient. Soil takes time to dry out. It might take 3 to 5 days for her to bounce back. Once she recovers, only water when the pot feels light again.
She will survive, just let her dry out and breathe! Good luck!