<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

The context: My best friend and her boyfriend have been together for more than two years. They go to the same college a couple states away from where I go to college.

I got a text message this morning that simply said "Help." and nothing. But I slept through it until 1:00PM and when I was finally on the phone she told me what happened.

Her boyfriend told her a while back off-hand that he had been thinking about applying to other schools, but then dismissed the idea. Then today he told her that he had been accepted to another college a few miles away and will be leaving in three weeks. I said to her that other people do in fact have long distance relationships, but she just said flat out no. She said it was too much of a struggle and she did not want to do it. I just told her I was so sorry suddenly she perked up and was "really glad to hear you say nice things!" She had to go to a class or something so the call ended not long after that.

I've always been able to give great sex advice and relationship advice to to my friends, including her. But I am at a loss as to what to do here. I realize I can't make her not feel hurt and sad here. She's going to be very hurt no matter what. And I can't give her a big bear hug like I would if I were not two states away. My longest relationship was nine months and it ended when she cheated. Nobody was around to help me or do anything, but I never really talked about it either. So I'm not sure how to start talking about loss of a love that lasted for more than two years. but I want to do as much as humanly possible for her!!

So what can I do for my friend from afar? What would you want your best friend to do from afar?
<bot>: What's the most I can do for my friend who lives far away and being left by her boyfriend of two years?