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Thing is, being broody can be pretty rough on them when it goes on and on. Obviously, you could try to get some fertile eggs from a neighbor or buy some on here. If it were spring you could pick up a couple of chicks at the feed store and slip them under her after she's been broody...
All about broodies here: http://www.themodernhomestead.us/article/Broody-Hens-1.html
Best thing to do now is put fertile eggs or day old chicks under her. Any chance you could do this?