Tired female?

I picked up a beautiful dark blizzard female from Repticon, and to my surprise she happened to be pregnant! I came to check on her after dinner and found two white eggs on either side of the tank. I unfortunately had to dispose of them as I don't have the space for more geckos.

Anyways, I noticed after my leo laid her eggs that she became very tired and sleepy, and also drinking lots of water when she would get up from time to time. Also I noticed that she's been a little wobbly when she walks, perhaps that is from the sudden weight loss of the eggs? She was moving normally when I brought her home and was eager to explore. She is on the thin side, but not skeletal. I haven't gotten her to eat yet, but between laying eggs, being stuck in a small plastic sale cup at Repticon, and then moving into a new home is probably very stressful.

Along with the water, I left her a little bowl of mealworms and a small dish of calcium with D3; I know females that are/were gravid need the extra calcium so I left some just in case.

I've only had her for a day so I'm sure I'm worrying more than I should, but I do want her to be happy and healthy.

Here are some pics of my new female post egg-laying. Today I did get her to eat a few mealworms, will probably go pick up some crickets and waxworms.

Being tired is normal but being wobbly is not. If her movements are kind of jerky she could be having a calcium crash and unable to properly work her muscles. I would make sure you're providing her with a bowl of calcium and dusting her food with vitamins and minerals. Keep a close eye on her if she gets any worse I'd get her to a vet ASAP. Most of my females are hungry demons after they lay their eggs. I haven't seen any side effects other than hunger.

Thanks for the input, I will make the slight modifications as you suggested. She seems to be doing better with time and rest, but I will be keeping a close eye on her.