<text>  Angela Patram, 37, gave birth to her fifth child last month and just minutes later, she became a grandmother too. The Florida mother and her 20-year-old daughter Teranisha Billups gave birth on the same day last month, in the same hospital where Patram also works as a nurse. We knew our due dates were around the same time, but we never expected that it would happen on the same day, Patram told People magazine. Im kinda shocked that it played out how it did, Billups told WTSP. What are the odds? Angela Patram, left, gave birth to daughter Raya, in pink, on the same day that her 20-year-old daughter Teranisha Billups, right, gave birth to son Jerry Michaud Jr, in blue, last month in Tampa. Pictured above with Dr Atef Zakhary, who delivered both babies . Patram was the first to give birth on February 19 at Tampa General Hospital, welcoming daughter Rayna into the world at 6:29pm. Older daughter Billups had been in labor since the day before, but she didnt give birth to son Jerry Michaud Jr until 34 minutes after Patram. Dr Atef Zakhary delivered both babies, as well as two of Patrams older children, and described it as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Ive been in this field for 29 years ... Ive seen maybe 14,000 deliveries, Dr. Zakhary said in a statement on the hospitals website. Ive never seen a mom and daughter deliver on the same day. And this is as close as you could get. While Patram is sad she couldnt be with her daughter for the delivery, and be the first to see her new grandson, the mother daughter duo took pictures shortly after they were both rested from delivery. Double the fun: Patram says they knew their due dates were close, but never imagined giving birth on the same day. Pictured above with Angelas son CJ, center . Extraordinary: Dr Zakhary says hes never seen a mother and daughter give birth on the same day in his 29 years delivering babies . With them to mark the occasion was the Patrams other children Angelique, 14; Alicia, 13; and CJ, 4. Billups partner Jerry Michaud Sr and baby Raynas father were also in attendance on the happy occasion. Patrams mother was frantically running between rooms to make sure both her daughter and granddaughter were supported through the birth. One month after delivery, both babies are doing well and living at Patrams home in Gibsonton, Florida. When we sit both babies next to each other, they just look at each other really closely, Billups said. Its weird seeing two babies of the same size in the house. Billups and Michaud are currently living with her mother while they search for a home of their own nearby. Billups studies biology at Florida AM University, but plans to transfer to a college closer to home. 