Opened a new account because I deactivated the other one but my anxiety is eating me

It feels like I WILL die to rabies in 90 days. I HAVE to be the unlucky one. I said this to my parents and they went crazy. They said that they will not give me the vaccine. I'm only 17, I live in Turkey and I am stuck in that story of a flying creature barely touching my toes while swinging in a summer camp. Of course, the holiday was fantastic. But what if my worst fear comes true? In the least expected way?

Let me explain the story a bit in detail:

I have finished my dinner and the sun was setting. I found an empty swing and ran into it because finding an empty one was rare. I started swinging as high as possible, listening to great music, also looking at things on my smartphone. Then, I saw a flying creature, right at my feet level at the highest. It was slowly passing from my left to my right. It looked like a butterfly, or a bat. I continued swinging because the creature felt innocent to me. Then, the event happened. My toes at the highest may have just touched the flying creature. Then, right after the event, the flying creature flew away. I didn't mind much about it at first because there were no bites or scratches, just a mundane brief contact. Then, later during that day, I saw a blister-like or a cut-like appearance on one of the toes. It was preexisting, and maybe 3-4 days old at that time. No bleeding. Again, I kinda ignored it until I compared a bat image with my memory. I was already afraid of rabies at that time so my mind went into a possible bat exposure. I didn't remember seeing bat wings though or even claws but sometimes, my mind creates false memories that I believe them to be true (What if they are actually true?) because rabies is the worst thing ever and I MUST have it. I also went to the seaside and put my feet into sea water, then washed my feet to get rid of the remaining sand. Then, I settled with the fact that it is most likely a moth or a butterfly because of the size comparisons I guess. Other bat-related worries started, such as seeing two scabs side by side that aren't by bats but rabies paranoia assumes even the slightest chance of a bat exposure. After those worries went away, I started worrying about that event again. What if it was actually a rabid bat? Even after MANY comparisons (I should NOT confuse a bat for a butterfly/moth, right?), my mind settles on bat because of the rabies paranoia. At one point, I was actually considering getting the vaccine. I said the situation to my parents and OMG. Worst quarrel ever. Of course, I wasn't even allowed to get the vaccine. They did NOT consider a bat exposure at all. I said EVERYTHING about it. It felt like I was in a prison of rabies roulette. I wonder what the doctor would say. Maybe the doctor wouldn't consider it an exposure as well? I tried to convince myself that it was just a moth/butterfly and if it was a bat, I would have acted accordingly in that situation blah blah. But now, my mind is so convinced that it was a bat exposure that I'm actually showing signs of OCD. And the worst part is that I can't even follow the rabies exposure guidelines, such as not playing the roulette but I am FORCED to play it because my parents would go crazy at the moment I mention the vaccine. I try to enjoy my life as much as I can, distracting myself but it also feels like I WILL die in 90 days. Also, the fact that it happened on Friday the 13th is even scarier, as if it is a superstition. I try to ignore it by just saying it was a superstition but it feels too real. It feels like I'm moving closer to hydrophobia and death, every day.

My questions:

1. Do bats in Turkey have rabies as much as in United States? I know DOGS are the primary vector there, but what about bats?
2. Let's assume I was unlucky enough that it was a bat. Can you really get rabies from a non-bleeding or scabbed wound? Like a blister on feet or a 3-4 day old small cut without bleeding? (there was no bite or scratch)
3. Can a bat even create that memory? I try to debunk it but my debunkings get defeated by my paranoia.
4. Can you really confuse a moth/butterfly/beetle/insect for a bat and NOT ACT if it was a bat? It may have been a bat and I didn't act just because I thought my toes wouldn't touch, but it probably did. I don't remember a batwing-like appearance though but my paranoia causes me to reconsider that memory. The smallest chance that the memory was wrong is agonizing death.

Some other things:

1. If I wasn't as anxious as I am right now, I wouldn't even CONSIDER this event and I would just forget it. I try the forget it approach because I guess my anxiety didn't lead me to do the things that actually increase the risk of rabies infection. I hope so, recently, I found one action (going to seawater) may actually increase the chance of a possible rabies infection. But I would also be completely ignorant about rabies. I would know it if I was bitten by a dog (because you go to ER if that happens) but I wouldn't even care about that flying creature event.
2. My family says that everything is fine even though I said everything about a possible rabies exposure.

Here are the pics of the "preexisting wound". (Some of the pics are older than others, no stinging when alcohol cologne is poured)

These are just SIMILAR to what I had when the event happened, not the EXACT one. Because I deleted the exact one and I couldn't recover the picture. But the exact one wouldn't sting/hurt by cologne either I guess. The exact one (and these pics) was NOT the result of a bite or a scratch. It was preexisting, something like 3-4 days old probably.

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