After completing a stint in rehab where she was treated for schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder, the woman whose driveway was set on fire by Amanda Bynes before being taken on an involuntary psych hold exclusively tells Breaking Celebrity News that she "forgives" the actress and says "people don't get over drug addiction overnight."

Four months ago Bynes started a small fire in the driveway of Bonnie Braaten's Thousand Oaks, Calif. home, and she was taken into custody after a witness spotted flames on her pant legs and the former Nickelodeon star raced to a nearby liquor store with her gasoline-soaked dog.

"I just hope she got better. I'm glad she's getting treated at home, people don't get over drug addiction overnight," Braaten told Breaking Celebrity News of Bynes' release from rehab last week.

"There's nothing to be angry about, it doesn't do you any good. I forgive her. I feel sorry for her that she got herself into that mind."

Braaten says she doesn't need any closure and doesn't care to see Bynes again — which might be unavoidable since the star has moved into her parents home just around the corner from Braaten — and says she doesn't feel she needs an apology from Bynes.

"I've put it behind me and I don't need it all dragging back up. I've put it behind me," she told Breaking Celebrity News.

"I'm glad she got better, but I'm not sure what good an apology could do."

And if anything, Braaten says she's happy that something negative like a fire in her driveway turned into something positive for Bynes because she got the help she needed.

"I suppose it got her into treatment," she said.