You're welcome, glad to help.
I get it about money, I'm doing the same thing, lol. I'm trying to start a herd of Nigerians with my own money. The fees get a little confusing, though, cause we buy everything we need for all our goats at once (my family has the Alpines and their kids, the Nubian alpine crosses I mentioned earlier), and then I have to figure out how much of that was the cost for my little Nigies.
My dad helps me out sometimes, though, as with things like fecals. Not to sound pushy, but I would really advise you to get the fecals done, (maybe even get a loan to do it) otherwise you may be treating with the wrong wormer, or something. If you treat for worms if they don't need it, they will build resistance to the wormer, so it's really good to know if and what kind of worms they have before you treat.
BUT, if you check tomorrow and are eyes are really pale, I would go ahead and worm her, wait a few days, and if there's little or no improvement, I would go ahead and treat for cocci as well (you need a different med. for that) if there was still no improvement after THAT, then it would be time for a fecal to see what you're dealing with.
Normally I would say definitely get the fecals done first, but I know how it is to be in a moneyless situation, so that's what I would do if I couldn't get them done.
Oh, and the feed thing- it's okay to keep feeding what you're feeding, but I will say she may not get all that big if you don't add more protein. She'll keep growing till she's two or somewheres, but right now is an important stage, so the better her feed, the faster shell grow, the sooner she can be bred, and the sooner milk (and babies) for you! Not saying she'll be horribly stunted or anything, but she may be a little small. I would at least add the calf manna while she's growing, if you can.
Oookay, I think this is my longest post ever, so I'll shut up now!
Hope this helps!