<human>: I met this lovely girl when she visited England a few months ago. I gave her my number, we chatted and met up a few times during her vacation. When she got back to the states we really hit it off and both mutually agreed we really fancied each other, we decided to try a long distance relationship. 

I absolutely love this girl, she's amazing. I can't imagine my life without her. She visited England again, except we spent the whole time together in my town and she stayed in my house. We had sex, she did have birth control but she forgot to take it once or twice because of the time difference and didn't notice. 

My girlfriend told me a few days ago she was pregnant, the baby is mine, not that I suspected anything different. I don't know what to do. I would totally marry her but we've been together for 6 months. I want to take care of her and don't want to be some deadbeat dad but I'm not sure how when I'm in the UK. My dad died when I was 7 and it really impacted me, I want to be there for my child. 

I'm currently at a really nice uni and I want to finish my degree. I have 2 years left. I could try to move to the us to be with her but I don't even know how, I think you only can if you're married. I'm not sure about the UK either, and we both agreed it would be easier if she came to the UK if she was going to keep the child. I live with flatmates but I could move back home with my mum because she has a home with extra rooms, it's about an hour commute but I could deal. 

I support whatever decision she wants but she feels like she'll be ruining our lives if she keeps the child. I can tell she wants to, I don't mind I guess. I never wanted to be a dad at 20 but I'll do my best. If she got an abortion that would be okay too and honestly preferable. I'm not sure what to say but I'm trying to comfort her, she's been really depressed since she told me.

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<bot>: What can I do to support my pregnant girlfriend who lives in the US when I live in the UK? Are there any resources we can use to figure out living and visas?