Dear Axa,
Big hugs to you. I'm so sorry to hear this... you've been accomplishing so much and I know you must be exhausted. Also, I can definitely relate to your anger at what feels like an invasion of the sanctity of your home, because that's how some of the stuff I've experienced with my older children has felt. The only thing I could do was to recognize these events as another step of their differentiation from me - and, for me - another very, very necessary step in my own differentiation from them.
You have asked your son not to share personal info about you with this young woman. I'm sorry that it seems so insufficient, but I really think you need to trust him to honor your wishes. Oh boy, do I know how insufficient that sounds... but he is not you, okay? (((((((Axa))))))
I don't have your answers, but I know that you do... within you... because - although your anger is so very intense right now, you have not allowed it to act out in harmful ways against others. Can you feel how that is something about which to be greatly encouraged?
It's ironic... I drank about a half gallon of wine several years ago, shortly before I quit drinking altogether, in the course of a very similar incident in my own life. I screamed and cried and prayed, all alone... and just emptied myself out... and then I poured the rest of that wine jug down the drain. I wonder whether it would help you to use imagery of yourself just pouring all of this out of yourself, figuratively... or even some ritual of release, in allowing all of this to flow out and away... so that you can see for yourself it's being removed from you now, once and for all, and no longer has access to return. You're controlling the anger, I think... you just maybe don't see that yet?
And so I believe that you can keep it from cycling back in again, too.
Love to you,
Carolyn