just didn't want what was going to happen to them. >> bruce feiler?. >> the scan will take 5.2 seconds. >> reporter: the results just a few more to arrive. >> breathe in. hold your breath. >> reporter: then on a new york street corner, bruce called linda, just as he had the day he first heard he had cancer. on this day the news was very different. >> hey, wifey, how are you? there's nothing there. >> it was a good day. it was a good call. >> reporter: still, it is hard not to worry. what is it that you think of when you think of the future? >> now i just -- i can only think of the present. i don't want to jinx it. at any moment, you can get a scan and a call that's not so good that sends you right back. and it's been one year. it hasn't been five years. and if that five-year call, you're cancer free, you know, i think we'll start planning their wedding. >> now you know who is in charge of this family. >> reporter: for now, they live in the moment. april 17th, 2010. >> girlies, it's your birthday walk across the bridge. >> reporter: almost two years si