Bulut was one of the cats we looked after in the garden, she was neutered at the municipal cat shelter, then the neighbors left her back in the garden. When I found her in 2021, she was weak like unconscious, dehydrated as if she hadn't eaten.
She was seen at the clinic. Blood tests and Elisa test were done. She was diagnosed with fip. She had FIP treatment for 84 days and stayed at the vet during that time. According to the vet, her chances of survival were very low, but she made it!
When she recovered, we gave her to a cat boarding house both because her balance problem remained permanent and because a cat with fip treatment is not suitable for living on the street. (end of 2021-early 2022)

She stayed in 2 different cat boarding houses, the reason was that the house in the first place she stayed in went into urban transformation, I moved her to another place.

The owner of the boarding house said that Bulut was 2-3 days without appetite and had a slight fever. We took her to the clinic, they did blood tests and said that we encountered a situation that can sometimes occur in sensitive cats, although internal and external parasites are applied in multi-cat environments.
There was also the onset of jaundice. For 21 days monodox and liver supportive serums were used.
Then she was moved to her new boarding house.

At some point, she was diagnosed with an ear polyp, which affects her balance and leads to head shaking. Different vets said, that MRI was not neccessary. They said, there is no reason to remove it, as it is not an obstacle to continue her life.

She continues to live in the cat boarding house, as no adopters have been found.