At this point, I would try turning off the power supply and turning it back on again. If it starts ok, you're done. if not, the next steps depend on what happens when you try this. When you start again, take notes of any messages that show up in case we need the info in them to get to the next step.

You are a brave lass to take a stroll today! Im in DC area and it was 15 driving into work today at 9....our birch tree had dumped a pile of snow on my car as I pulled out and some did not blow off while driving so I stood outside at work this morning in the windy weather shoveling the snow away from the wipers so they wouldnt get stuck for the ride home...brrrr...would have never considered taking a walk!!

When my FIL fell and sustained a massive head injury that he could not recover from, the Supportive Care staff at the hospital gave me a booklet entitled 'Gone From My Sight' which detailed the stages of death and was written to help us understand the stages of death. He had not been eating much in the past few months that he was alive and in the Supportive Care Wing, food and water were not offered. He was kept clean and pain meds were administered when he seemed agitated. His lips and tongue were moistened every hour with some type of ointment. There was no IV. I was really upset that he wasn't being hydrated by IV, but came to understand that he would never recover and to extend his life by hydration was not a kind thing to do. We just needed to accept that he was dying and not prolong the inevitable.

In Aeoniums, the rossetes that bloom, die, yes, but the plant must have new small plants at its stalk.