I'd take it to a shop or find someone nearby with a bow press. Generally, you want to back off the limb bolts a few turns, then put the bow in the press. Once you take the load off the limbs, you can inspect the cam and string for damage - replace if there are cut strands - then get it all back in the grove, so to speak. Keep the bow string taut (by pulling out the slack) as you reduce the tension on the bow press. Let the string follow until you get to brace. draw the bow a couple times to make sure everything is working properly, then crank it back down to shooting weight. Hope that helps.
