Exactly!I wouldn't worry if you can't raise temperatures. I never have done that even though I get why people would do it. I would just let it ride for a while longer to finish.
@THESULLI
You could place her in a somewhat warmer area if you have one. Or use a heating pad or blanket, but you don't want it on the whole time just enough to warm her up 2-5 degrees over (or for) the next few days until she's totally done.
Keeping temps consistent is actually more important. Temp fluctuations can cause problems such as her going dormant during a temp drop. That's what you want to prevent.
The best improvement a home brewer can make is controlling ferm temps.
For example, aside from a temp controlled freezer I often use a large Igloo cooler with just enough water so the 1 or 2 fermenters won't start to float. I chill with a few frozen water bottles once or twice a day, and heat (if needed) with an aquarium heater. A thick sleeping bag covers and insulates the whole setup.
Just be careful with glass carboys, they get very slippery. Always use a Brewhauler or a crate to keep, lift and move them with.