Difficult.

I do not know how to time my contractions. Like they slow down, a bit. Less crampy pain, but ugh.
The period like pains that never end. I lay down to relax, and drank a lot of water, nothing. I still have the pains. They are never ending.

Are you using a contraction timer online?

Quoting lolajessup:" Are you using a contraction timer online?"

Ive googled it, but couldnt find one i could actually figure out how to use it. lol. but they stopped just a lil bit ago.

It took me til my 3rd pregnancy to figure out how to time the darn things!

This is how it goes:
As soon as you feel your tummy tighten, write down the time. Then as soon as the tightness is gone, write down the time again. That is considered your DURATION.

Then, as soon as your next tightening begins again, write that down again.

Now, the time from the start of the 1st contraction and the time from the start of the 2nd contraction is considered your "how far apart" part lol.

Does that make sense??

The L&D usually will want to know how far apart and the duration of each when you call or go in.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mama Bird ♥:</b>" Ive googled it, but couldnt find one i could actually figure out how to use it. lol. but they stopped just a lil bit ago. "</blockquote>

I used to have a good one but now I can't find it   it was perfect. The screen was pink and white. And it gave a spreadsheet for the results as you were timing them.

i've heard of many mamas using contraction master   it's simple and it even lets you print your results to take to L&D. hope it helps!

http://www.contractionmaster.com/

<blockquote><b>Quoting waiting on little luna!:</b>" i've heard of many mamas using contraction master   it's simple and it even lets you print your results to take to L&D. hope it helps! http://www.contractionmaster.com/"</blockquote>

I think that might be the one I was trying to find.

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting waiting on little luna!:</b>" i've heard of many mamas using ... [snip!] ... hope it helps! http://www.contractionmaster.com/"</blockquote> I think that might be the one I was trying to find."

yeah it's pretty simple. start when it starts, stop when it stops. and it keeps the tedious task of intervals and length done for you  

I have a contraction timer on my android phone and it lets me email the results to whom ever...plus it goes with me wherever i go. I think they have for any smart phone if u have one.