At first I was a complete mess, sleeping just a couple hours each night and checking my phone, email, and the results page pretty much every other second (including during quick breaks in classes). I'm usually a very relaxed person, but this process completely destroyed my zen attitude.
Then I got my first acceptance and I thought I'd feel relief and/or happiness, but it never really came. While the program is great, and the DGS was more than enthusiastic, I'm not too keen about the location or the prospect of living there for at least 2 years, and maybe 6. Even when I would picture myself at the school, taking classes, learning, and doing what I want to do, as soon as the facts of the location hit me, the interest fades almost immediately. So even with the acceptance, I still felt like I was in limbo.
Then I got a second acceptance and I was over-the-top with my excitement. I'd put the program on my list a year before and it had never left, and I loved the location and what I knew of the program and I think I told everyone who would listen within 5 minutes of getting the email. My acceptance high didn't falter until I spoke to the DGS and was completely turned off bu virutally everything I learned about the program. It had gone from being one of my dream schools to being a place I could never see myself happily attending or gaining notable experience from for later.
Once again, I was back to my anxious, worried, zen-less state, with 4 programs left to hear from. 3 of those, it seems, are implied rejections at this point. 2 have sent all acceptances, and 1 doesn't have any acceptances logged on results, but it's a very small program and if past timelines mean anything, I should be receiving a rejection by post any day now.
For some reason, after realizing that a great match wasn't at all, that I probably wasn't even on the radar of three dream schools, and the logical, and only, choice just doesn't feel right, I've suddenly become completely zen again. I don't know why--it isn't like I have a job lined up or significant amounts of money saved, or any plan whatsoever--but I feel almost completely at peace with the thought that I might end up turning down my only two acceptances (which seems crazy, I know) to end up with nothing...but I think I've come to the conclusion that if I'm going to do this, I have to do it right and be all for it from all angles. Not that my one school would be settling, but I don't want to settle, if that makes any sense.
So, to answer the question, I guess I'm holding up quite well right now.