how I found my lymphoma

Early in March I decided to try again to increase my vertical jump and started using the Vertimax at City Beach, which is this contraption where you strap a belt around your waist, and attach these resistance bands on the sides that rapidly pull you back to the ground. I did the Vertimax 2 days (one day of rest in between) and a couple days afterwards I started having some pain in my right hip, back and leg. It kept me home from hanging out with friends because every evening it was really starting to hurt. I kept coaching though, and kept jumping around and all that because I just assumed that this was my first old man injury. I took some advil one time and played on it and that felt fine, except then again a couple days later it hurt more. I started waking up in the middle of the night with extreme pain, shooting down from my hip to my knee. I almost went to the ER a couple of times but toughed it out like a coolguy. Later I went to see the doctor at urgent care who x-rayed my hip and saw that it was normal so she told me it was probably muscular. Then I continued with horrible pain for a week or so, walking around and coaching until I saw another doc that told me it was muscular but then referred me to Dr. King (I coached his daughter a few seasons and he really looked out for me big-time) and Dr. King got me an MRI and then a CT Scan and a Bone Scan and got me on the track to research what this "moth-eaten" hip bone was all about. He also showed me that I had a stress fracture in my hip socket, so I should probably stay off of it. So, I went to crutches (donated by some cool friends at the hospital where I work) and that relieved a ton of the pain. A couple weekends ago, Dr. Kathy Renschler (I coach her daughter too) got me a wheelchair at a tournament we had in LA and that relieved my pain almost entirely. So for 2 weeks now I've been in a wheelchair and going to all kinds of appointments and I've had my parents in town and all that. Monday of this week I had a CT guided Needle Biopsy, which is where they stick a needle into my hip and pull out pieces of my bone and then they look at it under a microscope. They said that when it came time to get into the bone they only needed the biopsy needle to get in there (instead of a bone needle and some power tools)...the bone was just really soft from the tumor. The results came back Wednesday that I have Non-Hodgkin's Large B-cell Lymphoma.