You have a couple of options:
1) If your load balancer supports it, you can enable session persistence so that the user always is sent to the same server as the one they originally hit. The benefit of this is that it's easy to setup if you don't want to change any code. The downside is that if one of your servers goes down you lose all your sessions on that node.
2) Setup a shared memcache (not memcached) session between node1 and node2. The relevant settings being.
php.ini
session.save_handler memcache
session.save_path tcp://<ip1>, tcp://<ip2>
memcache.ini
memcache.allow_failover 1
memcache.default_port 11211
memcache.hash_strategy standard
memcache.max_failover_attempts 20
It's a little tricky to setup, but once you get it working you have full redundancy between both servers if one were to go down.
3) Setup a third node to manage sessions and configure php session.save_path
to be that server's ip. The benefit of this is that sessions are now managed by a third server. The downside being you lose redundancy, if that server goes down you lose sessions.