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This is very typical of illness in chickens and I think with reproductive disease in particular (assuming it’s repro for your hen). They are such resilient creatures until they can’t manage anymore and then it’s a quick decline. It sounds like she appreciates your care, attention and company...

Her comb looks like it’s gone quite dark which could be because she is dehydrated or having issues with her circulation. I’m afraid you might be right, unless you have capacity to take her to a vet. I’m sorry things have gone this way :( Let us know how she goes :hugs

If she’s not in distress and she’s in a safe and comfortable place and the others are keeping her company and not bullying her, then I would suggest leaving her where she is… chickens tend to do better in their own environment, in the fresh air and among their flock mates.

Unfortunately reproductive disease is one of those things that gets worse and worse over time, the hen doesn’t give you an indication that there’s an issue until they suddenly present like this and it’s a pretty dire situation. There are treatment options but it’s expensive and you need access...