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Nice job, DL. Do keep in mind that she may have another egg on the way already and it can take time for her to stop laying after you limit her light exposure, so you may have to help her out again - let's hope not, but it's a possibility.

DL I think at this point, remove the egg any way you can. Ideally syringing some of the contents out through a hole, but if you don't have the supplies, then break and remove. She's not in good shape. After it's out, then deal with possibility of contents leaking into the oviduct with...

You may be able to get away with breaking it and then help her get the shell out. Think it all through what you might need before you start. I'm thinking tweezers or something to get ahold of the shell - you sure don't want it reversing once the egg is broken.