Unfortunately not. I would love to hear what your diet consists of though. How long have you had crohn's and been controlling it with diet?

I controled my Crohn's with a diet for 2 years... I stayed away from food with a lot of fiber in them, and italian foods and such. (its different for every crohnie). I couldn't be on meds at the time so I didn't really have any other option.
It controled my symptoms, I felt like I was in remission for the longest time.
Well; I was wrong =)
I had a colonoscopy done like a month ago and found that I had actually been flaring for a long time.. there was nothing to supress the inflammation so I had a bunch of it in my colon.. plus I had some scar tissue building up.
So from my point of view - diet alone doesn't manage crohn's. Yes - it does manage the symptoms of Crohn's.. but not the inflamation or scar tissue.

I wish I could. I'm trying to wrap up a recent flare right now that came to a head in May of this year. I've felt like crap since Nov '07 (it probably was brewing all that time). Mostly horrible fatigue, some gas & bloating. I try to limit my diet the best I can but it doesn't do everything for me.
I would also love to know what you are doing diet wise that works for you.

I also would like to know what you eat to help control the symptoms and flares. Anything informatio would be better then what is currently available.

The thing with diet is that there are no easy answers. What works is highly personalized and frankly highly variable. My diet is dictated by my disease activity and location.

When my small intestine is acting up I can't eat much of anything with a fiber matrix and meat of all types are painful. When my colon is problematic fatty foods cause problems. I can't eat dairy at all - even when I'm feeling great.

Sometimes I develop bacterial overgrowth and then I have to cut out sugars, soda, soy, etc.

I manage the variability via carefully logging my food and subsequent symptoms.

Re: controlling inflammation - nutrional therapy alone has been shown to be an effective treament for people with crohn's disease (note: this is not so for UC!). Specifically a liquid diet has been shown to be 'almost' as effective in controlling inflammation as steriods. Per Dr. Fred Saibel MD - author of Crohn's Disease and UC - Everything you Need to Know. Its a good book (probably one of the best I've read) - I highly recommend it.