I'll be honest, your plant may not make it.
I suggest getting another one, and be very particular about the screening process.
Be picky.
1. Look for good, strong root growth.
2. Be watchful for any yellowing of the leaves.
3. Feel for the leaf's turgidity.
4. If you must get a plant that has rips or some sort of wear on the leaves, keep it to a bare minimum.
5. Flowers are not a good indicator of orchid plant health.
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