exactly, which means there’s no point or value in a daily dewormer right now
you treated the colony she brought with you. That’s not relevant to the colony of strongyles on your farm. That’s why I suggested, if another FEC is high enough, to try fenbendazole again and be sure to get a FECRT done 10-14 days later (not 4-6 weeks later as your vet suggested this time) in order to get a good idea on its effectiveness against the strongyles present on your farm.
Even more concerning that your vet recommended a PP if there were no ascarids.
I know you want to trust your vet, everyone does, but the deworming advice you’ve been given, at least as you’ve presented it, isn’t good advice, and isn’t even outside of the resistance issues.
Since there were no ascarids originally, it’s unlikely what you found came out of her.