Going outside barefoot in winter, walking through the neighborhood naked, or forgetting about the lighted stove are behaviors often found in the stage of alzheimer's disease

This behavior is common in stage 6 of the Alzheimer's disease. This is a phase of severe decline and the person becomes unawareness about the environment and surroundings. This is also accompanied by major changes in behavior, bowel problems, inability to remember friends and relatives, and physical assistance in daily routine work.