Warren & DeanneB, I would be feeling the same uncertainty as you. However, there are a couple things to look forward to:
The ship will be safer after the dry dock. (They’re required to dry dock every 3 years anyway. This will be only 2 years since Escape’s last, which tells me they really think it’s needed.)
It seems highly likely they can finish the work in the allotted time. They know exactly what repair needs made, so I suspect they will keep to the schedule.
You can still get travel insurance if you haven’t purchased it already… that would give you more peace of mind about an unplanned cancellation.
They may do other rehab besides just improving the current patch job from the spring accident. Might be new linens (awesome), other decor changes, fresh looks, new sports equipment, maybe new phone charging capabilities or new TV’s or dining chairs, etc. It’s not very often that you get to sail on a fresh ship!
There will be a thorough cleaning of the ship when in dry dock. You’ll be guaranteed a sanitized cabin!