If you’re bolting awake at 3–4 a.m., sweating and mind racing (“If I sleep now, I can get 2 hours…”), welcome to the club. Many women in perimenopause and menopause fight to stay asleep, thanks to that early “witching hour.” This isn’t failure—it’s your hormones shifting estrogen and progesterone, messing with sleep depth, temperature, and stress. Up to…