Thanks for all the support.
Firstly am waiting for therapy through a support group adn can also get some through work which I might start looking at if nothing starts soon.
Stuff with my parents and childhood has kicked this all off. I was always anxious but in november I stopped speaking to my parents. I found out I was pregnant at the same time. The anxiety has built up since then, even though generally I'm happier in my life now I don't have to deal with my parents. In March I went to dr for something unrelated and they were concerned about my behaviour (and not at all interested in my virus ). I got signed off work for a couple of weeks. THen insisted on going back after the fluoxetine kicked in as I enjoy my (part time work).
A couple of weeks later there were a few instances with my family all within about a day. I ended up in hysterics. Work sent me home (I said I'd be back the next day - my manager said 'we'll see'. Started hallucinating and barricading myself in rooms/locking all doors and shutting all the curtains and being really freaked all the time. It was really really horrible. That's when I got put on anti-psychotic and have been a lot more stable since then but haven't been back to work.
MY work are really good with all this and have been really supportive, especially my manager. They are next to my doctors surgery so I call in when I go to doctors every week.
Basically what I think, and dh agrees, is that this is the first time in my life I've been able to relax and as a result a lot of issues have come to the surface. Things I've never been able to deal with before. SO in the long term it's best they come out and get dealt wiht and it should be a positive thing. Just hard in the short term. Dr and one of the psychiatrists I saw both said I'm not crazy but it's an understandable reaction to extreme stress I have been under basically my entire life. And that I have actually coped quite well.
My parents were physically and emotionally abusive. IT took a long time to admit it and mostly I'm trying to fix what they broke.
So mostly this is all actually a good thing in the long term. Dh is very nice and he has a lovely family who are really supportive of us both.