Oh dear !
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I have a sedum lime zinger which i planted out a couple of months ago. When i came back from holiday it had flopped and was looking rather sorry for itself. I trimmed it back as the middle looked as though it might grow. I have since read if it flops give it the Chelsea chop. I think i am a few months too early ! Will i have killed it or is there anything i can do to help it recover. Made a mental note read up before doing anything if not sure 
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The Chelsea chop is done in May time. Not sure from your post when you did this? Sedums are fairly hardy plants - I am sure you will not have killed it.
Not sure what could have 'flopped' - Sedum Lime Zinger is a low-growing and spreading ground-cover sedum. It's pretty tough - I'm sure it'll survive as long as it has good drainage and doesn't sit in a boggy spot over winter.
You could have used the bits you cut off for cuttings.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.