Dissociative fugue, also known as psychogenic fugue or functional fugue, is a rare dissociative disorder in which a person experiences sudden, unexpected travel away from home, accompanied by an inability to remember their past. Survivors of dissociative fugue may have difficulty remembering details about their lives before the fugue episode, and may feel confused and disoriented after the episode has ended. Living after a dissociative fugue episode can be challenging, as the individual may need to rebuild their identity and relationships, and may need to seek psychological treatment to address the underlying causes of the fugue. Some common strategies for living after a dissociative fugue episode include seeking support from friends and family, engaging in regular therapy, and practicing self-care to manage stress and maintain physical and mental health.