That sounds difficult — and it really does suck, just as you mentioned. You haven’t lost your ability to sleep, though!
It can often seem as though thoughts themselves stop sleep from happening — and yet, sleep can happen regardless of the thoughts our mind generates.
What can make sleep more difficult is trying to fight or avoid certain thoughts (or feelings) — since that means we are then engaged in a battle with our minds, and how likely is sleep to happen if we are involved in a battle in the middle of the night?
It sounds as though your experience is telling you that you cannot directly or permanently control your thoughts — but luckily you can control how you respond to them when they show up!
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