@ nicole1006, it may help to ask yourself these questions:
1. what is the worse that could happen? Rejection. Not death.
2. what can I do about my situation now? Nothing, except go about my daily activities and be proactive by putting together a new application(just in case).
3. what will happen if I am rejected? I will be disappointed but I can re-apply. I can get a lawyer to assist me.
4. what if I'm worrying about something that has not happened and may not happen? Time to focus on things I have control over such as my health, work, personal relationships.
There will be plenty of time to worry if you are rejected, so why pay the price now for something that may not even come to pass? Faith and fear both ask us to believe that something will come to pass - the choice of that "something" is ours to make, so why not choose faith(i.e. believe your application will be successful)?
Another thing to remember, each application is unique so do not expect to be at the same point as other August applicants. There are other factors to consider such as the strike, officers could be on vacation, background checks, etc. A medical exam will be required, and all this worrying could be detrimental to your health.