I didn't see this when it was first posted, but after Julie asked how you were doing, I went looking through the threads to find out what happened.
YIKES Rae....geesh.
I'd be all freaked out.
Are you ok? I mean, this must have been really scary and nerve-wracking, and I'm just wondering if you're ok now? I don't know about you, but in my own experience, I tend to 'feel' the effects *after* something has happened. If this is the case for you too - sending lots and lots of good thoughts so that you feel safe and secure again.
And while I know it seems silly, the best thing you can do is get back into the car and drive all over the place again - the general idea is to replace the memory of this scary experience with all-new, "ok" and perfectly safe experiences in the car. Does that make sense? It's important, even if it seems silly. Go driving around ASAP and replace the memory of this recent, very negative experience with new and better experiences, so that this incident doesn't stand a chance of looming over you too much.
In the meantime, I'm sending (virtually) my big black lab, "Gus" and all of his friends to hang out on your front step, porch or doorway to make sure nobody makes you feel scared. Gus and his friends promise not to bother your kitty cat, but they *will* make sure that no one comes to bother you.
Hang in there, and here's hoping you're getting a good night's sleep after this drama, and that you feel a million times better by tomorrow morning.