I see.

....She wants to write more on this but probably that's not - safe -

I had a thought while reading of a tool that could be.  If I can make something that stays always some far above the floor, and put a chair on it, then you may have less a hard time when I go to different floors?

"- if it would work on stairs, yes?"

I have been thinking about how I would make that so.  But I don't know how close the person making me a chair is to being done and whether these could be the same chair or if this would not work.

"The last thing I heard was that they tested it and one of the wheels broke and they are making a new wheel."

Maybe we could go see it sometime later today?

"All right." Jane writes this on the schedule in the empty afternoon.

Great!

She will begin noodling and getting ideas for the project of making something levitatey.

Jane conducts her through the day including the visit to where the wheelchair is in progress. It's a chair. It has wheels.

That's going to be so much more comfortable and dignified than her current setup. 

If there is not a plan to make it more easy to go up and down stairs, I think I can make a magic item that stays some far off of the ground, always?  Would you also help to make a chair that is good for this?  I think the chair would need to have something inside that can be different fars off of the ground for this to be good.

"Why wouldn't you just attach a seat to the floating thing?" asks the carpenter. "Why would it need something inside?"

I think if it was enough far to be good for stairs I don't think I could get on or off and be safe.  It will move.

"You think it'd - slip around, like things on ice do?"

I think so?

"I could make the legs fold down?" he says uncertainly. "On hinges?"

I was thinking the whole chair would move down or not but this may work instead.

"How would the whole chair move down if it's built around something that's always a height above the ground?"

If there was a bit inside that moved and held it up.

"What is this thing going to... be."

I had a thought you may know!  Wood maybe?

"So a chair... with something under the seat holding it up... that has to lower enough to push the chair up so you can get the whole thing down the stairs... but also raise enough to get the legs to touch the ground?"

I don't think the legs have to touch, just for it to be a lowness I can sit down on.  Also going up stairs I think will be more hard than down.

"Uh... what's going to happen when it's over two stairs at once?"

It will have a very small thing that is where it cares that the ground is.  I will have it not go too fast down or up when the ground is different.

"...you're going to be pushed everywhere, right?"

Nod.

If you know why what I have said may be bad, I want to learn and think of something more good.