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Input: Disclaimers: do not bring an r/atheism attitude to this please. Also, I live on my own, I was visiting home. I am uninsured at this time.

Last night my dad got home (drunk, so more emotional) and asked if there was anything he could do to help me. After some back and forth, it seems he was misinformed on some things I've been having trouble with, including my suspicion of having ADHD (this is a years long process of research and learning, unconfirmed because doctors and psychs had  been rather expensive for me with or without insurance). I only brought it up because he'd asked how my A+ certification was going.

He suggested re-adding me to his insurance but it was cost prohibitive on both of us. After the insurance suggestion, he suggested church / a priest. I did give religions a fair chance as a child and it doesn't appeal to me. I had to tell him no in an increasingly... irritated tone to get him out of this loop. (I made it clear that my issue was with my mom for being very anti-medication and thus being the largest part of the issue.) He seemed saddened by this just before going to bed.

I completely understand and appreciate his wanting to help me. However, I'm one of the few in the family who doesn't subscribe to religion. I don't have a problem with my family when it comes to that, it just doesn't work for me. AITA?

TL;DR: probably have ADHD which makes it hard to get certs I want, dad feels guilty when I bring up mom's very anti-med stance, suggests church, I reject, he seemed hurt.

rejecting my dad's suggestion of religion as a solution to possible health issues