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I'm sorry you are having trouble.
Yes, it is less confusing when you start your own thread- this way instructions/advice/suggestions address your unique situation and don't get lost in the posts addressing the original poster, but let's see if we can help.
When you got the egg out was it whole or did it break, was it normal egg, or soft shell?
You also mention that the insides are still out. Did she prolapse while trying to lay the egg?
Yellowish poop can sometimes be an indication of internal laying/reproductive disorders like Egg Yolk Peritonitis, Ascites, tumors or cancer.
First lets try to get the prolapse taken care of. Soak her epsom salts bath, provide her with extra calcium (TUMS or liquid calcium). Clean off the vent and the prolapse tissue well, apply just a small amount of triple antibiotic ointment or vetericyn to the prolapse, then slather on some hemorrhoid cream or honey, gently push the prolapse back into her. If it keeps coming back out, hold it in for a little while. You may need to repeat the soaking, cleaning, creams and pushing back in. Keep her separated at least overnight to see it stays, keep her area darkened and let her rest.
If you have any poultry vitamins add those to her water, give normal feed with some extra protein (egg, tuna, mackerel or meat) make sure she has calcium and grit as well.
If the egg broke - do not push the prolapse back in, you will need to lubricate the vent well and try to remove any egg shell.
Keep us posted on her progress.
