Is this medical malpractice?

I had a bad fall from a horse in October and went to the doctor this morning. Dad asked if he could go with me and he met me there.

1. Dad and the doctor trick me.

When we're in the doctor's office, Dad brings up chemtrails and the phone assaults against me, and it seems like a short, friendly conversation about what is happening in my life. I didn't get mad, cry, or upset - I simply stated facts. There was nothing I did to make anyone think I am needing mental health help (because I don't need it).

Doctor says he's calling in a prescription for me for geodone. Says it will help, implying help with my recovery from my fall (I still have some headaches).

2. The prescription is b.s. and not for headaches.

I bring it home and look it up - antipsychotic. F him - I'm not psychotic and I'm not crazy. I have evidence of chemtrails and people misusing their cell phones in my presence AND directed at me. Also, Dad should have minded his own f'in business. He know that I hate people to try foist their shitty unnecessary medicines on me.

I have never sued anybody but I really think this is malpractice. If I had not looked it up, I would have been injured and hurt by a medicine I don't need. This is the third time I've had a doctor be a traitor to me.

They already tried to get me to take risperidol and I wouldn't take it.

Big pharmacy has warped my Dad's view, and I'm disappointed my doctor didn't see this.