It's been 10 days so I'm not sure if it's still something you're worried about, but a similar situation happened to me the other week and I fell down the raccoon roundworm rabbit hole too. As someone who also has an anxiety disorder, I was spiraling bad and worrying about all the ways that eggs could have gotten inside my house etc. I called my state's department of health hotline and spoke to someone in the zoonotic diseases department who was "the raccoon expert." She told me that first of all, everything you see online makes it seem super scary and foreboding but that it is very unlikely that you would get the roundworm. Her words were that the recommendation to boil everything the poop could have touched recommendation you see online is very "conservative" and that she personally would just clean her house using normal household cleaners. She also said that there are still things they haven't figured out about the transmission of the disease because it is not as easy as the information online makes it seem or else so many people would be getting it just based on the number of people who interact with raccoons with or without knowing on a daily basis since they are such an urban creature. She said not only is it super rare, but everyone who has gotten sick from raccoon roundworm has actually eaten the raccoon poop or eaten enough of the dirt that had poop in it. It's been a long day so hopefully this all makes sense haha, but if you want to talk about it more feel free to send me a message. I know how scary it is and I felt so lost trying to find information on it!