<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I am attending school in Hawai'i for a semester and my girlfriend is back in Colorado.  The pregnancy is a surprise for us and we found out just before I left to come out here.

We made a road trip out to California from Colorado to visit friends and family for the holidays.  I would be flying out from CA to HI and she would be flying back home to CO.  A day or 2 before we left, we went into Kaiser for her asthma and ended up getting a pregnancy test because we both suspected she was pregnant.

On the first day of our road trip, she received a call from the doctor confirming she is pregnant.  After the initial rush of emotions and panicking and everything else that goes along with it, we talk about what to do.  At this point in time, most everything is paid for for me to head out to Hawai'i and I can't just back out now, plus she insists that I do my semester out here and just come back home immediately after.

Over a month later, we're arguing about how much she is alone since I can't be there with her and her roommate would rather stay at her boyfriend's place than spend time with her.

I ***HATE*** that I'm away from her through all this.  I hate I'm missing doctor's appointments and even just being there for her to take care of her.  

Plus, to top it off, the SNOWPOCALYPSE is keeping her from going anywhere, not to mention the fact she hates snow.

Anyway, has anybody else gone through having to leave someone behind during a pregnancy?  I know there are worse scenarios than mine.  I know I at least get to be home in May while she's due in August so I can catch the tail end of things.  But it doesn't make things any less hard.
<bot>: My girlfriend and I found out about our surprise pregnancy just before I left her in CO to come to HI for a semester of school.