A baby girl born weighing less than a bunch of grapes has returned home - two weeks before her due date. Tiny Lily-Mae weighed just 1lb 11oz when she was born three months early at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital  in March. Doctors warned her mother Sarah Underwood, 38, that her baby could spend months in intensive care due to breathing problems caused by her early arrival. But after two months in hospital she was strong enough to return home to Longlevens, Gloucestershire - 16 days before she was due to be born. Tiny Lily-Mae, pictured holding one of her parents' hands, weighed just 1lb 11oz when she was born three months early in March
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Lily-Mae was born at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital weighing just 1lb 11oz
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She was three months premature and needed two months in intensive care
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Tiny newborn arrived at 27 weeks - just three weeks after the abortion limit
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After two 'terrifying' months she has returned home 16 days before due date
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Her father Mark Davies said he was 'expecting the worst' during her care
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