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It sounds like she has been one of the more unlucky ones by LondonDomer

as from as the ansomnia goes. Seems like most people get it back to relative normal levels within a few (2-3) weeks. Then there are others who it takes longer, and others still who have that weird side effect where stuff smells terrible (like garbage, or in your daughter's case, like car exhaust).

I feel for her. She's been dealing with this a lot longer than me, and to be honest, I'm really sick of it already.

I hope it returns for her soon.