I'd cut down the food a bit, maybe 3 pellets a day, she wont go hungry, but she won't be full.
She does seem a bit large even for eggs.

 

The NLS pellets are .5mm, that didn't print right in my original post. You think only 3 pellets? I can try that...

 

Or even out the pellets. 2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon and 2 at night or something.

 

When I posted a thread a few months ago similar to this, the advice I got was, to completely fast her for a few days. The lack of nutrients causes her to reabsorb her eggs for nutrients for survival. My female reabsorbed her eggs on day 3 or 4 of fasting. Fasting will also cause her to shed off the few extra pounds. To keep the weight off, like others are suggesting, cut down her food intake slightly. That should solve the problem.
Here was my post with the replies I got: http://www.bettafish.com/showthread.php?t=600049

Last resort would be to put her near (not in with) a male. The sight could cause her to release the eggs. I haven't tried this though, and it will likely stress both parties, so I would definitely keep it a last resort. Technically the eggs aren't really hurting her long term but just weighing her down, so if neither works, it's not overly alarming and she should eventually release them on her own, it's just taking her a while

 

Thank you so very much for the reply! I will do that.