It really depends on when she last ate, but I would try waiting another week or so to make SURE she is really hungry. Then offer her another F/T with a pair of tweezers.
Move VERY slowly when you first approach her with it, so she doesn't "spook". Then give it some interesting little wiggle action like it would move if it was alive. This often triggers a feeding response.
If that doesn't do it, try "braining" a dead pink by slicing the top of the head with a razor blade, and gently squeeze some brain material out and smear some all over the pinks face. If this works, after several meals, you can begin to offer pinks without being "brained".
Some snakes on the other hand, will only accept live(I have a few). They are really attracted to the irratic movement of the prey. Also, the breathe of the prey is probably very attractive to the snake as well.
After a while of feeding it live pinks, you will probably be able to switch over to F/T, and the snake will associate the scent as being attractive.
best regards, ~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"