Even with a filed beak she will hardly be able to feed herself. You might want to learn about tube feeding, as this would be the next step to avoid her slowly starving to death.Yes the right eye is missing. When I saw her and noticed her condition it almost made me cry so I asked the store clerk about her and they didn't know what they were going to do with her and said she might not live very long. They offered her to me for free so I got her a buddy and took them home. I got her knowing she may not live long but wanted to do what I could to give her a fighting chance. I have researched the condition vigorously and made the necessary adaptations for eating for her. The beak has gotten much worse since Saturday when I got her and she is always trying to eat. She is very active and outgoing, she likes people and isn't afraid of them. She doesn't look or act sickly or lethargic so far and is the leader of her and her silkie friend. I also read about the beak trimming and have prepared myself mentally to need to trim it when necessary. I'm wondering when I should start doing that.