Poor Crewsk! Ours expire on our birthday as well so that helps the old memory.
Here's a chuckle for you, though. My mom quit driving after some gastro surgery and after several years my dad just let it expire. No problem for several years - as in 20 when he came up with macular degeneration and lost all but his periferial (sp) vision. Still his license was valid so he would sit behing the wheel and she would tell him where to turn! (This is NOT funny and it scared me to death and I ferried them around whenever I could). Unfortunately he pre-deceased her and she then wanted to get her license! I took her at least 7 times to DMV and she couldn't pass the written test! I even had it administered orally and the guy really tried to help her. She drove for over 70 years and never had an accident or even a ticket so it wasn't that she was a bad driver she just couldn't pass the test! There was no way I could convince her that her insurance wouldn't cover an accident if she was unlicensed! We finally wrested her keys from her at 83.
I know you'll do fine!