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Yes, she's still around. :) The lash egg occurred last year. I treated with enrofloxacin (dosage on this post) https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/lash-egg.1441042/#post-23895607 She stopped laying after that (which is just as well, I certainly didn't want to eat her eggs after) and only...

For now I'd keep an eye out for any similar incident, and if possible, note where each bird is on the roost each evening, as that can help narrow down the culprit. I was able to ID which bird laid a lash egg based on location of the lash material under the roost plus the fact that that...

Doesn't quite look like lash material but hopefully others can chime in with their experiences - what you'd typically see inside is something resembling distinct folds of fleshy or cheesy material. I don't recall lash material having a specific odor (though admittedly I didn't get it close to...

Hard to tell... do you still have it? Cut it open and see if there's layers of material in it vs just an empty "sac." Given the ages of the birds I'm guessing it's more likely a deformed soft shell egg.