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Sounds like your younger girlfriend is wearing you out. Lol

Wowzers! You sure you heard your Doc correctly? That level of Vit D is considered pretty toxic. 4000 IU (6x RDA) is the max upper limit per day, so 28,000 per week. I'd do a touch-back with your MD or pharmacist to make sure. https://healthfully.com/298565-how-much-vitamin-d3-is-safe-to-take-to-prevent-toxicity.html

https://www.casbo.org/content/6-surprising-benefits-motorcycle-riding Also vitamin D is fat soluble so take it with fat. I never understood why it's added in skim milk.

So it turns out there may be a medical explanation for this. I just had blood work done after I couldn't shake a cold and it turns out I have a pretty serious Vitamin D deficiency, that's been slowly getting worse for years. It comes with a bunch of seemingly unrelated symptoms like: headache, extreme fatigue, temperature sensitivity, chronic pain, difficulty sleeping, getting sick often, etc...all things that make it hard to enjoy things as much as I used to. It's been pretty awful, but it makes sense. Good news is that once diagnosed, it's pretty easy to treat. I should bounce back after a few months of supplements. We'll see.

Up for sale is a pit bull SS rear stand I used on my SV650. This stand can be used as a standard or spooled rear stand by flipping the top supports over. I have also included some finger adjusters on this stand to help with micro adjustment between bikes. NOTE: Stand will not work on '15+ Versys 650 or Vulcan S models with stock fender. Use the F0043-000, Forward Handle Spooled Rear in this case. Will not work on 2nd generation Hayabusa, ZX14R, Ninja 1000, or Vulcan 650 with stock rear fender. Not ideal for ZRX1100 or ZRX1200.

I quit riding at age 35 to 45 or something. I still kept two motorcycles around just in case. I thought the urban roads had gotten too risky. I pretty much assumed I'd ride again someday. When older I realized motorcycles are fun and I was missing out on that. Being older may or may not lower the risks, but you certainly take less risks.