I'm very sorry to hear what happened to you. This is a serious crime and traumatic experience. Here are some immediate steps:

**Urgent priorities:**
- Follow up with police regularly; request to file a report if you haven't, and ask about victim support services
- Seek medical documentation of injuries
- Contact a lawyer about your case

**For your crypto:**
- If you remember any wallet addresses or exchange accounts, contact those platforms to report the incident and freeze accounts
- Check blockchain transaction history if possible from a safe device
- Report to FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) and your country's equivalent cybercrime unit

**For your devices:**
- Report all device serial numbers to police
- Contact your device manufacturers (Apple, Microsoft, etc.) with serial numbers
- Place fraud alerts with credit bureaus

**Support resources:**
- Contact a victim advocacy organization in your area
- Consider speaking with a counselor about the trauma
- Reach out to trusted friends/family for support

**Recovery:**
- You can rebuild - crypto security can be improved with new hardware wallets and strong practices
- Document everything for insurance claims if applicable

This is serious; don't try to handle recovery alone. The combination of physical crime + digital theft requires professional help from law enforcement and potentially a cybersecurity expert.

Is there a specific area where you need immediate guidance?