AIBU to think I'm going to find it hard to pass my driving test now?

[Peterbishopssarcasticsmile]

I'm mid thirties. One of those pretend grown ups who never passed their test. Failed twice when I was 18 then moved to London where having a car seemed frankly pointless and non affordable and only moved out last year.
I now have a baby DS and really bitterly regret not returning to it
I'm worried I'm going to find it so much harder to learn now, and I was an anxious driver anyway.
Plus sitting in a contained space with a driving instructor probably isn't going to be the best idea for a while, I'm thinking.

I feel like I've missed the boat.
Am wondering whether an intensive course would work.

I posted on the other thread about regretting driving and it's got me thinking about it crossly again

[imamearcat]

My friend just passed hers and she's mid 30s. She drives round in her Land Rover now, happy as Larry!

[Jeremyironsnothing]

Having had two kids, one of which learnt to drive normally and one that did an intensive course, my advice would be to do a semi intensive course. Book your test then use an instructor to work backwards from that date over about a month. Start off with two or three 3 hour lessons in the first week then increase/ decrease the hours each week leading up to the test. Practice at home too.