Hi Mommyof4, the only time my plant looked like that was when it was severely exposed to super dry and hot conditions. Was it ever exposed to drastic temperature change like being left outside in a car during transport or outdoors when seasons were changing?
But your plant is still hopeful in my eyes. Just keep it moderately moist, no direct sun, it is a low light plant. No fertilizers at this point too, plant is in severe stress, it has to slowly recover. Your plant is actually much better looking than my plant when it was almost too dead looking.
My plant suffered big time before, and I had to really nurture it slowly in shade, keeping it moist and warm. It did bounce back, just have to be patient.
Just to show you how bad mine was before and how long it took for it to recover. I did not repot, did not want to disturb it anymore, but I was hopeful since I still see some green:
It underwent another bout of being left dried out last July to Aug 2016, while we were away, thankfully it was indoors, so recovery was faster:
22Jul2016 still looking good before we left:
On my return 31Aug, half of the leaves are suffering big time again:
Finally much recovered now:
Hope that helps in making you as patient as you can in nurturing it back to good growth. Good luck!