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Is your domain hosted by Route 53 or by a third-party registrar? It sounds like it's the latter, and also that you're not delegating management of the domain to Route 53, is that right?
the root domain CNAME alias is the one presenting issues and my registrar just told me that they do not support root level CNAMES
Afraid you're not allowed to have a CNAME at the root of the domain (a.k.a. the apex domain) if that's what you're trying to do here https://www.isc.org/blogs/cname-at-the-apex-of-a-zone/
If your requirement is to add a record to DNS to facilitate validation of a certificate in Amazon Certificate Manager then you need to add a CNAME record similar to what you've already done with the www record.
If you're creating a cert for mydomain.com and ACM says to create a bespoke CNAME for it, you create the CNAME that is formed of the long ugly string appended by the host (or domain) for which the certificate is being requested. As you (or your registrar) has been able to create a CNAME www.mydomain.com
then you should also be able to create a CNAME _65a82c96eff8216166ed3a6ff0275bcc.mydomain.com
(or whatever it is you need to create).
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I am still a little unclear where your issue is. Is it ACM certificate validation. Is it dns. What does your setup look?