Wilting despite moist soil + fungus gnats + yellowing new leaves = root rot. The roots can't absorb water, so the plant wilts while the soil is wet.
Watch for new growth that stays green. That signals root regeneration. If no improvement in 3–4 weeks, the plant is likely too far gone.
If from a funeral, consider taking a healthy leaf cutting to root in water as a backup.
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