Bobbi Kristina Brown's grandmother Cissy Houston told a New York radio station that while she is still praying, there's "not a great deal of hope."

"She's the same," Houston said during an interview with WBLS. "We've moved her now to a place for rehabilitation. There's still not a great deal of hope. We're praying."

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Bobbi Kristina and her grandmother Cissy Houston in a promotional photo for the Lifetime show the family appeared in for one season after Whitney Houston's death. Credit: Lifetime

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Host Shaila began the interview with warm, comforting words and let Cissy know that an army of "prayer warriors" is lifting the family up.

"I feel every bit of it I truly do," Cissy said. "I give it to God one time. I know He's able. I cannot change a thing. I'm asking everybody, pray to the Lord who we know can do something about it."

She hinted she may be ready to say goodbye.

"If He works a miracle, thank God. If it happens the other way, I'm alright," she said. "I'm fine."

Here's the interview:

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