encouragement please

This might make you feel better. I waited until about two months before my sprint last year before I really got serious with tri training. Plus, I didn't buy a bike until then. And I survived and loved it! It was an awesome experience!
You are going to do so well. Stick with it, but don't kill yourself trying to get ready. Are you logging your progress? Here's one tip: Inspire other people through their logs, and they're bound to inspire you back. It's nice to have some accountability.

I think all triathletes feel either under prepared or nervous leading up to an event.   I'm guessing most of us are type A or general overachievers and want everything we do to be as close to perfect as possible.  Sometimes it's easy to lose sight of how far we've come and we forget to tryand have fun!

10 weeks is a long time to train.  You can gain a lot of confidence if you stick to your plan.  Set a training plan and stick to your key workouts.  you can do it!

Hubby and I lost our home in Katrina while in the midst of training for Ironman Florida.   We originally thought we'd just give up and lost about 4 months of training while displaced.  But we are back on the bandwagon and recommitted to finishing IMFL in November.  We even signed up for the Gulf Coast half IM in May as a practice run so to speak.  It was very hard at first to get back in the swing of things, but once you have a few weeks or a month under your belt the routine is much easier.

Remember that positive thinking can be almost as important as your training.  Believe that you can do it and stick to your training schedule.   Don't let doubts or fears creep in or they will take over.  You can do it!  Good luck.

My wife gave birth to twins three weeks before my first tri, rendering that week or so useless and I lost 8 pounds due to the flu the Monday of the week before.  I was still able to finish and was actually a bit too cautious in my estimate.  Rock on, you have plenty of time.