Dissociative Fugue is one of many in a group of dissociative disorders, which are characterized by chronic failures of integration of consciousness, memory, identity, perception, or even emotion. They often lose their sense of personal identity and feel the need to impulsively wander away from work or their homes, and sometimes travel many miles during the “fugue” state. Once they have returned to their normal state of mind, any actions that were taken during the fugue state are not recalled. Onsets of Fugue state is usually sudden and usually related to traumatic events within a person’s life, often times it is linked if they suffered from child abuse. Recovery is also usually sudden and often times complete, though the fugue state may end
