The UK's most premature babies who were given zero chance of survival are going from "strength to strength" a year after coming back from a Nottingham hospital. Harley and Harry Crane were born at 22 weeks and five days at Queens' Medical Centre (QMC) – more than a week before the usual abortion limit.
But the tough siblings beat the odds and came home after 140 days in the NICU. Now 17-months-old, the IVF pair are happy and healthy at home.
A year after leaving hospital mum Jade Crane, 41, finally no longer feels “scared” and knows her miracle babies are “staying here”. Harley, who was born a tiny 500g, is now a “crazy” 24lbs, and is standing up.
