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You have that option in the wizard - see attached screenshot.
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When you set up the data connection, on the last screen, there is a checkbox for returning data on form load. Deselect that. But keep your sorting as you currently have it. Then, in form load rules (or whenever you know the ID - maybe there is something the users do or select that indicates that), you can set the ID query field in the list ...
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I would probably query by user, sorted by date desc, and then you know the first returned row is the row you want.
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Here's the sample I tested with - perhaps you can see if the issue reproduces for you with this form. The signature lines are outside of the repeating data. Save the linked file locally, right click and select design.
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If you start from InfoPath to design your list form, you have the option to select manage multiple items. So, open InfoPath designer, select SharePoint List as the type of form, and as you walk through the wizard, you'll see the option to manage multiple items.
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Just FYI, I was not able to reproduce this issue in a test form.
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Any chance I can see a copy of your form? You can attach it under the options tab in a reply.... I'm also going to try to repro this in a new, blank form, which is my usual approach when I find something behaving weirdly. :)
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I would put a calculated value on the form with the function userName() as the value. Publish, take a look in the browser at the returned value of userName(). In Office 365 SharePoint, the user's email is often part of the userName() and we can use the substring function to get that back. In on-prem, sometimes it is the domain\username, and ...
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I would add a field to the main data source (doesn't have to show on the form) for the current user's email address and use that for the CC value. Are you using Office 365 SharePoint online? Or are you using an on-prem SharePoint install? The way to get the current user's email address may depend on your environment. Are you using the ...
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Well- that's weird that some rules like this work and this one doesn't. Is the default in all of them set to change if the data source is updated? I don't like default values - I prefer to use rules all the time, because I'm a control freak. You could test removing the default value (just temporarily) to verify the issue is not ...