The swollen base stores water. If it's firm, the plant is salvageable. If shriveled or mushy, it's dead.
A 2" deep × 6" wide pot is insufficient for a 2-year-old plant. Repot into a deeper container with cactus mix when recovered.
These are tough plants—consistent sun and proper watering usually bring them back.
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