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I feel obliterated. Will I pass my PhD? Should I even bother?

This post has a trigger warning. 
When I [30F] started my PhD, my primary advisor raped me at a writing retreat. 
My whole professional life hinged on this person, so I kept working with him. He had a stroke and then his partner was seriously ill for two years. During these two years, I waited without pushing for comments on manuscripts. That means I never published.
His partner died and shortly thereafter he asked me to a "work lunch" wherein he made inappropriate, sexually explicit comments. 

I collapsed in a panic attack. I finally filed an anonymous report to my university and had him removed as a supervisor. I was advised that this was the best course of action until I complete my PhD and finish off any papers with intellectual property rights. The anonymous report has no formal disciplinary action. 

Tonight, I recieved an email from this person stating that I was a poor communicator and that my writing was too unclear to be publishable. He requested to be removed from all authorship and acknowledgements. Mind you, I've waited years for this feedback. All without publishing from my PhD. 

I should feel relieved that I no longer have to work with this person and I do. But I also feel stupid, worthless, and hopeless. Minimally put, his email was purposefully degrading and hostile. 

I'm sorry that this is a super self-pitying post. I just don't know if I should pull the plug on my PhD. I'm so tired and empty. What should I do? 



Ps Perhaps someone can tell me if the writing was unclear?

EDIT: Oh my gosh. I wish I could say tbat I've read all your feedback without a teary-eyed consumption of one-too-many old fashioneds, but that would be a lie! 
I took considerable note of all comments and will respond when sober.
gpt
That is a shit situation.  You were assaulted and harassed by the person you relied on while you were in vulnerable position.  It's no wonder you feel worthless now.

You need to devise a realistic plan for graduating.  Find someone--a dean, a professor, an ombudsman--who you trust and who understands the situation.  Work with them to find out what your options are.  There may be possibilities you haven't thought of.

Also, start seeing a therapist.  The panic attack you describe sounds a lot like ptsd.  You will not be able to do your best work without dealing with it.  And you can deal with it.  It will get better with therapy.

You are not stupid or worthless.  Your writing is clear.  You're in a really hard place right now, but you have reason to be hopeful.  You can be hopeful because you have resources available to you that can lead you out of this situation.  The most important of those resources is your own ability.  Your ability to perform in your field and your ability to find support from the people around you.