Who might be suffering from dissociative fugue?

Dissociative fugue typically affects individuals who have experienced severe trauma, stress, or emotional upheaval, such as military veterans, survivors of abuse, or those who have faced significant life changes. It may manifest in people who have a history of dissociative disorders or mental health issues. During a fugue state, individuals may forget their identity and personal history, often wandering away from home or adopting a new identity.