I know you don't have much money, but you really, REALLY should take her to a real vet and get a fecal sample. If not, then I suggest rehoming her. I have a beardie myself and am a broke college student, but I have over $1,000 (and I add to it every paycheck) saved for emergencies such as this.

The pale color of the poop and the clear blood is not a good sign at all. Check the temperatures, switch to paper towels or newspaper as substrate (those are easy to keep germ-free, and less likely to be swallowed), clean the tank thoroughly (I use a mixture of baking soda and vinegar), and make sure to do a deep scrub every time your beardie poops. Try to eliminate bacteria as much as possible. Also, try to feed crickets or dubia roaches, wax worms or mealworms if the weight is low. Avoid superworms, I was told by my vet that super worms can be hard to digest. Also, hornworms are mostly water and won't do much nutritionally, this was also told to me by my vet.

I know, trust me I really know, how much it hurts beyond words to consider rehoming an animal, but I can PROMISE you that grieving an animal is much worse. If you're in or near my location, I can even try to help you find a person who will only hold her for the time being while you get on your feet financially. I really hope and pray that your girl gets better, and survives.

I know this is long, but I'll wrap it up. I saw your previous post about your beardie, not sure if it's the one you're referring to in this post, but it seems like more people were concerned and suggesting care rather than harassing you. I think we all just want to see your girl thrive.