Welcome to the forum, Awake Again, and I am sorry to hear about your struggle with sleep.
It sounds as though you are implementing a lot of sleep hygiene techniques, which is good to see — but sleep hygiene is not going to cure chronic insomnia. Furthermore, exercising with the intention of tiring yourself out isn’t going to improve your sleep, either — because exercise leads to fatigue rather than sleepiness.
How long have you been having issues with sleep? Can you talk us through a typical night? When do you go to bed, when do you get out of bed, and roughly how many hours of sleep do you get?
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