Veiled Holding back Eggs, Interesting UPDATE!
Howdy Everyone,
Interesting update that I hope helps others! <3
After some thinking and applying just personal experience of being a country bumpkin and helping prego animals in the past, I followed my gut and decided to try to help her out manually.
I warmed up a container of water big enough to be able to get in her in to just a few degrees warmer than her favorite basking spot as I wanted her to be comfortable.
Critters like warm massages just as much as we do!
While she was in the water and much to her initial dislike, I began to manually and gently massage the eggs around to what felt to be a better position for...excretion.
They seemed to all be bunched up right around her back legs so after massaging further up to get everything softened up and get her to relax, I started to gently try to massage the eggs up, while always being mindful to watch her movements and eyes to see if any of this was painful.
After a few minutes she let me know she'd had enough by turning, looking me right in the face, and then smacking my eyeball with her tongue! Thanks.
Cute though...
Wouldn't ya know it, IT WORKED!
I put her back in her cage to mellow out and left her alone. After a few hours I came back and she had passed this nasty hard crusty egg, seemingly first.
I then found a couple of freshly laid eggs scattered about.
And then she went on merrily eating cherries and hornworms...and her attitude returned. Phenomenal.
She still had a few in her from what I could tell so I repeated the process and had the same result.
I hope this helps someone else but I don't think it should necessarily replace a trip to the vet if it
doesn't work for someone else.
Cheers!
Only problem is that she still very clearly has eggs in her to be laid. 
Would like multiple person input to double check it against the vet's "knowledge"
